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Posted March 30, 2006 MVP and Nora Fredrickson Go Two-for-Two in Regular Working Hunters at Winter Equestrian Festival in Tampa
The handsome chestnut gelding won four out of five classes and was second in the remaining class for the division championship. Reserve champion was Roundabout, ridden by Jay Matter for Windswept, Inc. Fredrickson was beaming as she collected the tricolor ribbon and very happy that the horse, who has only shown at the four foot height twice, was able to stay consistent and win again this week. MVP is owned by Amelia McArdle, who also shows him in the Small Junior Hunters with trainer Katie Kappler. Owner, rider, and trainer were confident that MVP would have no trouble at the bigger jumps. “He is very sure of himself,” Fredrickson commented. “I think he has really gotten comfortable now.” With the last week of WEF for 2006 upon them, many riders are competing for those last precious points that may push them up just enough in the rankings for a circuit championship. The eight professional hunter divisions have concluded and the results are as follows: 2006 Winter Equestrian Festival Circuit Championships
Classes began today for the Amateur-Owner 36 & Over Hunters, as well as the Adult Amateur Hunters for the 18-35 and 36-50 age divisions. These classes will have their championship presentations tomorrow. Additional classes for tomorrow’s competition include those for the Pony, Children’s, and Junior Hunters. Photo Credit: MVP and Nora Frederickson, Regular Working Hunter champions at Winter Equestrian Festival in Tampa. Photo by Randi Muster. |
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