Tampa, FL—November 27, 2002—After an exciting year of competition in both the East and West Conferences, the Show Jumping Hall of Fame has announced its 2002 Jumper Classic Series winners.
The 2002 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series, sponsored in part by a grant from the National Horse Sports Foundation (NHSF), featured 41 member events in the East Conference and 19 member events in the West, giving competitors an abundance of opportunities to accumulate points throughout the year.
In the East, siblings Maggie and Charlie Jayne, of Elgin, IL, dominated the junior division, taking the top three positions. Maggie Jayne of Elgin, IL, in her last year as a junior rider, finished the year in first place with 206 points aboard Jubulent, edging out her brother Charlie, who finished with 203 points riding Melbourne. Maggie also took the third spot aboard Kinda Blue with a total of 190 points.

Maggie and Jubulent made appearances in the winner’s circle at the Showplace Fall Classic in Wayne, IL, Equifest II, also in Wayne, IL, and the I Love New York Horse Show in Lake Placid, NY.
In the amateur-owner division, Marilyn Little of Frederick, MD, and Corrada proved themselves unbeatable this year, taking top honors with 121 points. Little and Corrada dominated the Conference all year, never faltering from her position at the top of the standings. The pair claimed wins at the Upperville Colt & Horse Show, the Kentucky Spring Classic, and the Cosequin Wellington Finale.

Danielle Torano of Fort Lauderdale, FL, and Von Pilot finished in second place with 76 points, and in third with 71 points was Jonathan Phillips of Potomac, MD, riding Jewel’s Idaim.

In the West Conference, Shelby Walter of Beverly Hills, CA, and Xstatic topped the junior division standings with a year-end total of 96 points. Walter had a big victory earlier in the year when she bested a field of 21 riders to win the Nutrena Junior/Amateur-Owner Jumper Classic, a combined class held at the Oaks Blenheim National in San Juan Capistrano, CA.
With 65 points, Andrew Ramsay of Oakland, CA, rode Lisa to a second place finish in the Series. Finishing in third place, Nicole Albertson of Hidden Hills, CA, earned 44 points aboard Khomedian.

Marley Goodman, of Palm Beach, FL, and Jumper took top honors in the amateur-owner division of the West Conference with a score of 103 points. Goodman and Jumper also took home the blue ribbon at the Showpark All Seasons Horse Show and the Oaks Blenheim Fall Classic.
Finishing in second behind Goodman was Molly Talla of Newport Beach, CA, who earned 75 points riding Laudatius. Catherine Boettcher of Menlo Park, CA, took third place with 63 points aboard Cordelia B. Boettcher also finished in fourth place riding Cardiff with a year-end total of 54 points.

2002 Show Jumping Hall of Fame East Conference Final Standings

EAST CONFERENCE - JUNIOR DIVISION

Horse	Rider	Owner	Points
1. Jubulent	Maggie Jayne	Alex Jayne	206
2. Melbourne	Charlie Jayne	Alex Jayne	203
3. Kinda Blue	Maggie Jayne	Alex Jayne	190
4. Mandella	Derek Braun	Derek Braun/Split Rock Farm	90
5. Intersat Floyd	Melissa Orlick-Zbierski	Lynn Zbierski	69
6. Maeva	Anna McKnight	Esther Kane	68
6. Rio’s Riccarda	Lara Gay	RCG Farms	68
8. Caldero	Randy Sherman	Pegasus Show Stable, Inc.	65

EAST CONFERENCE - AMATEUR-OWNER DIVISION

Horse	Rider	Owner	Points
1. Corrada	Marilyn Little	Raylyn Farm	121
2. Von Pilot	Danielle Torano	Sir Ruly, Inc.	76
3. Jewel’s Idaim	Jonathan Phillips	Jeffery Phillips	71
4. Tyler	Summer Gay	RCG Farms	70
5. Let’s Dance Jil	Hillary Schlusemeyer	Hillary Schlusemeyer	66
6. Marco	Mike Kennedy	Mike Kennedy	60
7. Caviar	Robert Kraut	Robert Kraut	55
8. San Selle Sofia	Jenny Ross	Jenny Ross	54

2002 Show Jumping Hall of Fame West Conference Final Standings

WEST CONFERENCE - JUNIOR DIVISION

Horse	Rider	Owner	Points
1. Xstatic	Shelby Walter	Lancer Farm, LLC/Mandeville Farm	96
2. Lisa	Andrew Ramsay	Shalanno Farms, LLC	65
3. Khomedian	Nicole Albertson	Rolling View Farm, LLC	44
4. Nighty	Andrew Ramsay	Shalanno Farms, LLC	42
5. Lou-Lu	Armando Hassey	Armando Hassey	38
6. Pikeur	Armando Hassey	Armando Hassey	36
6. Caldero	Randy Sherman	Nora Fredrickson/Ashland Stables	36
8. Pilar	Katie Hendrickson	Katie Hendrickson	26

WEST CONFERENCE - AMATEUR-OWNER DIVISION

Horse	Rider	Owner	Points
1. Jumper	Marley Goodman	Turtle Lane Farm, Inc.	103
2. Laudatius	Molly Talla	Molly Talla	75
3. Cordelia B	Catherine Boettcher	Catherine Boettcher	63
4. Cardiff	Catherine Boettcher	Catherine Boettcher	54
5. Citizen Paulo	Simon Nizri	Simon Nizri	52
5. Blackmail	Dana Bambace-Levin	Dana Bambace-Levin	52
7. Lafayette Z	Steven Turilli	Steven Turilli	51
8. Jordan	Holly Scapa	Holly Scapa	48
8. TJ’s Eagle	Allison Lynch	Roclar, Inc.	43

The Show Jumping Hall of Fame and Museum at Busch Gardens in Tampa, FL, was established in 1987 and formally opened in 1989. It was organized to promote the sport of show jumping and to immortalize the legends of the men, women and horses who have made great contributions to the sport. The Show Jumping Hall of Fame also conducts the Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series, held under Grand Prix rules and specifications. The Series, which is sponsored in part by a grant from the National Horse Sports Foundation, holds classes at horse shows across the country. It is designed to give amateur-owner and junior riders an opportunity to compete at higher levels and serves as a proving ground for many riders who aspire to someday represent the United States in international competition.
The National Horse Sports Foundation (NHSF) is a publicly supported charitable and educational organization whose purposes include providing financial and technical support for amateur equestrian programs for adults and children including therapeutic riding and competitions for the disabled.
For more information about the Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series, please visit the Show Jumping Hall of Fame website at www.showjumpinghalloffame.net.