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American Saddlebreds and Hackneys to Add Excitement to the Alltech National Horse Show
Monday, August 19, 2013
Posted by Carrie Wirth for Phelps Media Group, Inc. International
NATIONAL HORSE SHOW



David Rudder and Phind the Treasure. Photo by Brooke Jacobs with Jacobs Photography.
"We couldn't be more pleased to have the Saddlebreds and Hackneys back for high-stepping action at the Alltech National Horse Show," said National Horse Show Association President Mason Phelps, Jr. "
We are recreating the amazing excitement of the days of the National in New York. Part of the magic in those days was the variety of show jumping and the Saddlebreds, all at one show."

Misdee Miller and Castle Rock. Photo by Brooke Jacobs with Jacobs Photography.
According to Andrea Walton, a former winner of the prestigious Good Hands Saddlebred Equitation Class at the National Horse Show, "When the notable trainer, Helen Crabtree, moved her farm to Simpsonville, Ky., everyone thought she had moved to the middle of nowhere. Today, many of the finest trainers in the country are in Simpsonville and the surrounding areas."

Gabe Deknatel and CH The Daily Lottery. Photo by Brooke Jacobs with Jacobs Photography.
"It was a pleasure for us to come to this USEF horse show and participate with the other Saddlebreds and the jumpers," said Gabe Deknatel, whose spectacular five-gaited horse CH The Daily Lottery, was nominated for USEF Horse of the Year in 2012 and won the $1,500 Five-Gaited Amateur Championship at the Alltech National Horse Show. "We really enjoyed watching the jumpers. It was a great way to end the year."
Click here for the prize list. For an American Saddlebred Division entry form, click here.
ABOUT THE ALLTECH NATIONAL HORSE SHOW
With over $850,000 in prize money offered, this year's show has been designated a CSI-W 5* show by the FEI. The International Open Jumpers will compete for $530,000 in prize money, while the top rated hunter sections have a total purse of $205,000. Meanwhile, $100,000 is offered to the Amateur/Owner and Junior Jumpers and the American Saddlebreds will compete for over $20,000.
The Alltech National Horse Show, for the second year in a row, received a top ranking from NARG, the North American Riders Group and was named the Show Hunter Hall of Fame Horse Show of the Year in back to back years.
The Alltech National Horse Show returns to the Alltech Arena in Lexington, KY, on Oct.29 through Nov. 3, 2013.
Click here for tickets and more information, visit the website at: http://www.alltechnationalhorseshow.com/
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