We would like to congratulate Lyn and Essex on their first show season together.  Lyn and Essex had a great first year together and competed in their first CDS championships this year.  We look forward to seeing this wonderful pair compete at 2^nd level in the 2010 show season.

Congratulations to Meg Adams and NASH.  Meg and NASH were the FEI Junior champions at the Northern Californian Junior Championships.  They were also the USDF Region 7 FEI Junior Champions and the Reserve Junior 3rd level champions at the CDS Championships this Fall.  We are excited to see this team comtinue to succeed in the 2010 show season.

Teresa Adams and Starr Vaughn Limited Edition had a very successful first show season together.  Teresa and “Limit” were 4th at CDS Juniors at 2nd level and also placed seventh overall in 1^st level.  At the CDS Championships they were 4th in USDF Region 7, Junior- 2nd level.  We are also pleased to announce they won the Starr-Vaughn year-end Junior training - 4th level high point.  Congratulations again to Teresa and Limit and we look forward to next year at 3^rd level.

Jan Oakes and her Friesian gelding Nanne (aka Seth) had a great year at 2^nd level.  Jan and Seth places seventh overall at the CDS championships at 2^nd level and ninth in the CDS HOY 2^nd level class.  They also won the FHANA year end USDF award for 2^nd level and placed at second level for the Vintage Cup.  Jan and Seth also attended the FHANA 25^th Anniversary Convention Show in Reno this year and placed First and Second in her 2^nd level classes and second in the Pas De Deux with Amanda Ehnat and Adonis.  To see their pairs ride click here.

Amanda Ehnat and her Friesian gelding Adonis (aka Doni) had a rough start to the 2009 show season when a hind limb injury took them out of competition in May.  They made it back to the show ring late this fall and were able to compete at the FHANA 25^th Anniversary Convention Show in Reno in October.  They placed First in two of their Training Level classes and Tied for First in their Training Level 4 class with a professional rider.  They also competed with Jan Oakes and Nanne in the Pas De Deux with a ride that Amanda choreographed where they placed Second.  To see their ride click here.  We are looking forward to seeing them move on to 1^st level in the 2010 show season.

Joan Hancock and her horse Alert were also able to return to the competition ring in the 2009 season after stifle surgery.  Alert placed Fourth in 1^st level test 1 at the PEC schooling show this year.  Their goal was to return to 1^st level and we are very pleased that they were able to meet that goal and look forward to seeing them in the 2010 season.