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Zone 5 Archive
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Zone 5 has awarded $55,000 since the scholarship program began in 2006. Thanks to the generosity of private families, horse
show managers and local organizations, Zone 5 has been able to make a significant contribution to the costs associated with higher
education for the exceptional students within our area.
Christopher Lenard, our 2012 winner, is a resident of St. Charles, Illinois. He is attending the University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a major in Molecular and Cellular Biology. In the fall of 2013, Christopher
will be attending law school to study intellectual properties law. Christopher has held several part time jobs
since 2007 and has been a member of the Boy Scouts of America- participating in community service through the
Champaign County State Attorney Child Enforcement Division.
Christopher’s essay, which poignantly described his personal struggles and hopes for the
future, inspired and won the unanimous vote of the Zone 5 Committee.
Interested in supporting the Zone 5 Scholarship?
scholarship pledge letter
Megan Devine and Rebecca Morris
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Zone 5 Horsemanship Class at the Kentucky National Horse Show
Friday, September 21, 2012
Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington, KY
The Zone 5 Horsemanship Class recognizes junior members residing in Zone 5 who place great importance on
becoming a well-rounded horseman. The class tests participants' mounted knowledge and skill, as well as their understanding
of quality horse care. This three phase equitation class includes a 25 question written test based on text from Hunter Seat Equitation by
George Morris, a flat test and an over fence test . The over fence phase will consist of a minimum of 10 fences set at 3'6" in height. The
jumping test will count for 50% of a rider's overall score, with the written and flat test each counting for
25%. Riders competing in the Zone 5 Horsemanship Class are prohibited from entering the Maclay warm-up class on the same day.
Kentucky National Schedule
Thursday, September 20, 2012 from 5-8pm and
Friday, September 21, 2012 at 6am - 2 hours before the start of the class
Location - USHJA Headquarters
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July 2012 - NAJYRC Zone News
The Young Rider composite team of Zones 5 and 9 did not make it to the podium with one of the three team
members taking a fall during the first round of competition. Lisa Kent made it to the final day of competition,
but was eliminated in the fourth round.
The Junior Team consisting of Abigail McArdle, Ali Boon and Kalvin Dobbs finished with a silver medal in the
team competition. The pressure was on since they were not allowed to drop a score. The team posted an impressive
five out of six clear rounds during team competition. Ali Boon added only eight faults in the last two rounds of
competition to finish 15th individually. Kalvin Dobbs finished the weekend with only seven faults accumulated,
all of which were on the first day of competition. Kalvin and Winde finished in fourth place individually.
The star of the week was Cosma 20 and Abigail McArdle. They completed five rounds of competition without a
single fault! Congratulations to the Zone 5 junior riders for a fantastic week!
North American Junior Young Rider Championships -
2012 Results
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Zone 5 Finals
Zone 5 Finals to take place during the Showplace Fall Classic in Wayne, IL, September 9 to 17, 2012.
Contact: Pat Boyle at 847.274.6834 or ShowPlaceProductions.com
Sections:
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High Performance Working Hunter
Performance Working Hunter 3'6" to 3'9"
Performance Working Hunter 3'3"
Green Working Hunter sections: 1st and 2nd year
Amateur Owner Hunter: 18 to 35 and 35+
Amateur Owner 3'3"
Regular Conformation Hunter
Green Conformation Hunter
Junior Hunter: small 15 and under
Junior Hunter: large 15 and under
Junior Hunter: small 16 to 17
Junior Hunter: large 16 to 17
Pony Hunter: small, medium and large
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Green Pony Hunter: small, medium and large
Pre-Green sections
Children's Hunter Horse: 13 and Under, 14 to 17
Children's Hunter Pony
Adult Amateur: 18 to 35, 36 to 49, 50+
Low Junior Jumper
Junior Jumper
Low Amateur Owner Jumper
Amateur Owner Jumper
Children's Jumper High
Children's Jumper Low
Pony Jumpers
Adult Amateur Jumper
Young Jumper: 5-, 6- and 7/8-year-old
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Hunter Championships
The Zone 5 Hunter Championships will take place during the Kentucky National in Lexington, KY, September 19 to 23, 2012.
Contact: Suzanne Mayo at 615.838.7560 or TheKentuckyNational.com
Sections:
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High Performance Working Hunter
Performance Working Hunter 3'6" to 3'9"
Performance Working Hunter 3'3"
Green Working Hunter: 1st and 2nd year
Amateur Owner Hunter: 18 to 35 and 35+
Amateur Owner 3'3"
Regular Conformation Hunter
Green Conformation Hunter
Junior Hunter: small 15 and under
Junior Hunter: large 15 and under
Junior Hunter: small 16 to 17
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Junior Hunter-Large 16-17
Pony Hunter sections-Small, Medium, and Large
Green Pony Hunter sections-Small, Medium, and Large,
Pre-Green sections
Children's Hunter Horse sections-13 and Under, 14-17
Children's Hunter Pony
Adult Amateur sections-18-35, 36-49, 50 + years
Pony Jumpers
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Jumper Championships
Low Junior/Amateur Owner Jumper Championship will take place during the Horse Shows by the Bay III in Williamsburg, MI, on July 18 to 22, 2012.
Contact: Alex Rheinheimer at 561.723.6282 or
HorseShowsbytheBay.com
High Junior/Amateur Owner Jumper Championship will take place during the Showplace Fall Classic in Wayne, IL, September 13 to 17, 2012.
Contact: Pat Boyle at 847.274.6834 or ShowPlaceProductions.com
Open Jumper Championship and Children's Adult Jumper Championships will take place during the Traders Point Hunt Charity in Zionsville, IN, August 7 to 12, 2012.
Contact: Michael Morrissey at 941.915.3449 TradersPoint.org
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In 2011, the USHJA Foundation partnered with several USHJA Zones to develop the Scholarship & Grants
Partner Program. Designed to benefit the USHJA members with a cohesive and easy to use system, the program
became an instant success and provided zones the opportunity to give back to their members in the form of
financial assistance towards educational needs.
The USHJA Foundation continues to honor its pledge of contributing additional funds to supplement the
various educational awards, which helps to grow the cash value of each scholarship or grant that a zone
bestows. 2012 has welcomed an increased number of zones now partnering with the Foundation and an increase
in the zone donations. This growth is a win-win to everyone. Zones are able to provide for more recipients
and the awards can be more sizable.
Each scholarship and grant awarded by USHJA Zones is one step closer to
ensuring the future of the American hunter jumper sport. These funds will:
- Help students who choose to rise to the challenge of obtaining a college
degree-perhaps becoming the first in their family to attend college.
- Move future farriers and veterinary technicians a step closer to realizing their career dreams.
- Aid professionals in becoming certified trainers who might not otherwise be able to afford the expense of educational programs.
- Encourage young equestrians to reach higher levels of riding accomplishments via sources such as the Emerging Athletes Program’s curriculum with elite clinicians.
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November - 2012 Golden Spur Zone Finals & Zone Championships
The USHJA Zone 5 Hunter committee will be offering both a Golden Spur Zone Finals
and a Zone Championships for the 2012 competition year. All rated competitions held
between August and September 2012 interested in holding either the Golden Spur Zone
Finals or the Zone Championships must complete and return the
Zone Finals Competition Application to the
USHJA no later than Friday, December 2, 2011.
Interested competitions should be aware that the Golden Spur Zone Finals and Zone
Championships are not charged a host site application fee and will be awarded a
two year host site agreement.
Please note that the Zone 5 awards will be mailed from the USHJA Office. Zone 5 does not have a Zone Banquet scheduled.
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Since 2008, the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association has contributed a portion of every regular-season entry fee from the Hunter Seat Novice Flat and Novice Western classes to Ride For The Ribbon, to support breast cancer awareness. According to IHSA Board of Directors member Naomi Blumenthal, for the 2010-11 season the IHSA raised $3,500.
Ride For The Ribbon, the Stefanie Spielman Fund for Breast Cancer Research, was launched in 1998 in memory of Spielman, who survived two bouts with breast cancer before losing her battle in November 2009.
Sharon van der Walde, with Ride For The Ribbon, said the original goal of $1 million has been amply surpassed: Support for the cause has raised $6 million.
"Ride For The Ribbon came about because of the friendship Stefanie and I shared, and the fact that our daughters rode," said van der Walde. "When Naomi contacted me about wanting to help, I had no idea the impact she—and IHSA—would have! I’m overwhelmed that IHSA riders care enough to participate in Ride For The Ribbon classes."
This season, every IHSA Novice class during the school year will again contribute toward the fund. For more information on Ride For The Ribbon, visit www.ridefortheribbon.net or call (614) 563-6301.
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2009 Zone 5 Scholarship Recipient
Congratulations to Hillary Smith of Naperville, Illinois on being selected as the 2009
recipient of the $10,000 Zone 5 Scholarship.
Hillary is a freshman at William Woods University majoring in biology and equestrian science.
She hopes to one day become an orthopedic surgeon, physician assistant or veterinarian.
Congratulations Hillary!
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Whitney Kent
Ronne Proach
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