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Sunday, December 30, 2007 |
| Wellington Classic Dressage Challenge of Champions Winter Series 2008 Who Will Rise to the Challenge? Prize Money for Grand Prix and Prix St Georges, Amateur Awards, and Recognition of Top Trainer
John Flanagan sponsor coordinator of the show series reports a “tremendous interest in our series and our January 12-13 show, is already a high caliber FEI level show and may run into four rings for the weekend.” The Wellington Classic Dressage Challenge of Champions offers a $10,000 prize for Grand Prix and $5,000 for Prix St George to the same horse and rider combination who wins all classes in the three shows:
The Markel/Wellington Classic Dressage 2008 Winter Amateur Championships Sign Up Form - Deliver to HorsesDaily RV at the January 12-13 - 2008 Wellington Classic Dressage Challenge I
All participants must compete in all three shows to qualify with the same horse and rider combination. All entries must be registered with Mary Phelps at the HorsesDaily RV at the Wellington Classic Dressage Challenge I. Additionally, the Markel/Wellington Classic Dressage Amateur Winter Championship offers a special award for the leading trainer. Sponsored by Thin Line, the award is determined by the best results in the Amateur division. "We are glad to show our support for this important dressage series, and have found it to be a great value as a sponsor." said Mary Phelps a Markel Equine Insurance agent. "Markel has been tremendously supportive in our efforts to honor the amateur rider who are truly the backbone to the success of dressage in our country. By focusing on the three core shows of the winter season during the Wellington Classic Dressage series, we have the opportunity to support a group which has worked hard to bring quality shows at this lovely facility. Additionally, their show program is a collector's item, and has offered advertisers and vendors an excellent package for their participation and support." Introducing the Markel/Wellington Classic Dressage Trainers' Award Sponsored By Thin Line
PhelpsPhoto: Olympian Carol Lavell shops at the USDF Convention with Thin Line's Elaine Lockhead Diane Sasscer, owner of Saddle Fit By Diane, and year long resident of Wellington Florida carries the full line if Thin Line Products and will be participating in this award. The amateur rider is the backbone of the dressage industry, and their trainers are the muscle which supports that backbone. Many of the leading trainers in the sport call South Florida home and many others come to the West Palm Beach area for the winter months with clients, filling the local stables and boosting the economy. Wellington Classic Dressage Challenge of Champions Winter Series 2008 Related Links |
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