Tampa, FL—August 4, 2003—The
warm summer months of June and July brought
several exciting changes to the leader board
in the 2003 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper
Classic Series. Evan Coluccio of Middleburg,
VA; Robert Kraut of Oconomowoc, WI; Randy Sherman
of Pasadena, CA; and Nicole LaMott of Laguna
Hills, CA, held the mid-summer lead in the standings
in their respective divisions.
Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic
Series East Conference – Junior Division
Evan Coluccio of Middleburg, VA, riding Romeo,
took over the lead from Leigh Healey of Mt.
Holly, NJ, in the junior division of the East
Conference. The move was due, in part, to a
win in the $10,000 Junior/Amateur-Owner Jumper
Talent Derby, presented by BET On Jazz, at the
Bayer/U.S. Equestrian Team Festival of Champions,
presented by State Line Tack, in Gladstone,
NJ, on June 22.
He took the lead in the Series standings ahead
of Melissa Orlick-Zbierski of Woodstock, IL,
and her mount Intersat Floyd and Haylie Jayne
of Elgin, IL, with Kinda Blue.
Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic
Series East Conference – Amateur-Owner
Division
Robert Kraut of Oconomowoc, WI, aboard Caviar,
increased his lead in the amateur-owner division
standings in the East Conference with a second
place finish in the $5,500 Show Jumping Hall
of Fame Junior/Amateur-Owner Jumper Classic
at the Kentucky Summer Horse Show in Lexington,
KY, on July 27.
Rebecca Astrom of Reddick, FL, and Jolien, took
over the second spot from Tani Anderson of Middleburg,
VA, and her horse Illusion, dropping them to
third. Anderson and Illusion had been in second
since the end of the Winter Equestrian Festival
in Florida in March.
Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic
Series West Conference – Junior Division
Randy Sherman of Pasadena, CA, with Cuervo Nero,
captured the top spot in the junior division
of the West Conference in a big way during June
and July. Sherman won Hall of Fame Series classes
on consecutive weekends in June. The first was
the $7,500 Junior/Amateur-Owner Jumper Classic
at the Showpark June Jamboree, June 1 in Del
Mar, CA, and the second class was the $7,500
Junior/Amateur-Owner Jumper Classic at the Oaks
Blenheim Classic in San Juan Capistrano, CA,
on June 7.
Taking over the second slot was Katy Brandes
of San Juan Capistrano, CA, riding Odessa. Following
Brandes, and moving up to third position from
her previous fifth, was Katie Gardner of Westlake
Village, CA, and Ce Ce Capone.
Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic
Series West Conference – Amateur-Owner
Division
In the West Conference’s amateur-owner
division, there has been a great deal of shuffling
of positions, but Nicole LaMott of Laguna Hills,
CA, and Laredo, maintained a narrow lead over
Fred Bauer of Millbrae, CA, who moved up from
third to second with his mount Marble Arch.
A latecomer to the 2003 Series, Ashley Woodhouse
of Wayzata, MN, riding Pacifico, took over the
third spot in the standings thanks to a win
in the Junior/Amateur-Owner Jumper Classic at
the Colorado Circuit Preview in Parker, CO,
on June 29, as well as two top-12 finishes in
the 10 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Series classes
held in the West in June and July.
The 2003 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic
Series Leader Board, sponsored by Kinloch Enterprises,
the Lake Placid Horse Show Association, and
Stadium Jumping, Inc., appears below:
| EAST CONFERENCE -
JUNIOR DIVISION THROUGH AUGUST 1 |
| Horse |
Rider |
Owner |
Points |
| 1. Romeo |
Evan Coluccio |
McLain Ward |
116 |
| 2. Intersat Floyd |
Melissa Orlick-Zbierski |
Lynn Zbierski |
93 |
| 3. Kinda Blue |
Haylie Jayne |
Alex Jayne |
87 |
| 4. Laurin |
Leigh Healey |
Mary Alexis Healey/Glenayre Farms |
79 |
| 5. Milos II |
Alison Flury |
Aliboo Farm, Inc. |
78 |
| 6. Melbourne |
Charlie Jayne |
Alex Jayne |
63 |
| 7. Orlandia |
Cody Baird |
October Farm |
60 |
| 8. Champion |
Charlie Jayne |
Alex Jayne |
56 |
| |
| EAST CONFERENCE -
AMATEUR-OWNER DIVISION THROUGH AUGUST 1
|
| Horse |
Rider |
Owner |
Points |
| 1. Caviar |
Robert Kraut |
Robert Kraut |
109 |
| 2. Jolien |
Rebecca Astrom |
Twin Oaks Farm/Pamela Astrom |
76 |
| 3. Illusion |
Tani Zeidler Anderson |
Zeidler Farm, LLC |
65 |
| 4. Camerino |
Jessica Siuda |
Windward Farm/Siuda Family |
59 |
| 5. Kristal Klear |
Dan Urban |
Jim Urban/Quail Run Horse Center |
57 |
| 6. Lickity Split |
Amanda Starbuck |
Stepping Stone Farm |
56 |
| 7. Tyler |
Summer Gay |
RCG Farms |
55 |
| 8. Feleena |
Mary Moricoli |
Mary Moricoli |
46 |
| |
| WEST CONFERENCE -
JUNIOR DIVISION THROUGH AUGUST 16 |
| Horse |
Rider |
Owner |
Points |
| 1. Cuervo Nero |
Randy Sherman |
Darryl Williams & Assoc. |
86 |
| 2. Odessa |
Katy Brandes |
Blenheim Farms |
79 |
| 3. Ce Ce Capone |
Katie Gardner |
Katie Gardner |
77 |
| 4. Good Karma |
Danielle Grice |
Danielle Grice |
57 |
| 5. Magdaline |
Randy Sherman |
Darryl Williams & Assoc. |
43 |
| 6. Fenoman De Fief |
Katy Brandes |
Blenheim Farms |
34 |
| 7. Obelix |
Juan Jose Bancalari |
Juan Jose Bancalari |
33 |
| 8. Axis |
Nicole Albertson |
Rolling View Farm |
30 |
| 8. Just On Time |
Megan Edrick |
Blenheim Farms |
30 |
| |
| WEST CONFERENCE -
AMATEUR-OWNER DIVISION THROUGH AUGUST 16 |
| Horse |
Rider |
Owner |
Points |
| 1. Laredo |
Nicole LaMott |
Nicole LaMott |
58 |
| 2. Marble Arch |
Fred Bauer |
Fred Bauer |
43 |
| 3. Pacifico |
Ashley Woodhouse |
Ashley Woodhouse |
40 |
| 4. Friponnier II CH |
Kelly Fong |
Kelly Fong |
38 |
| 5. Idolin |
Gigi Hewitt |
Gigi Hewitt |
35 |
| 5. Only One |
Josephina Nor |
Josephina Nor |
35 |
| 5. Froccs |
Kandi Stewart |
Kandi Stewart/Grey Fox Farm |
35 |
| 8. VDL Omilion |
Summer Bruington |
Summer Bruington |
30 |
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 more than 70 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.