DRESSAGE DAILY
Dressage At Devon Breed Competition Day One
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Posted by Kelly Gage



Winner of the Suitable to Become a Dressage Horse - 4 year-old is Heather Blitz's Ripline (Hotline) (Photo: Stacey Lynne)
"I love it, I think (Angela) picked it herself," says Klaus Schengber. "I couldn't be happier."
"She really likes being a show horse," states Swanson. "I'm really excited and proud. Our plans will include continuing her training with Cara Klothe and perhaps an embryo transfer."
David Bowie MF (Don Principe) bested his class of 17 with an 81.1 percent and currently stands first in USDF ranking, won Foal Championship in addition to earning $1,000 as the high placed Mid Atlantic Hanovarian Breeders, which was presented to Marydell Farm by Paul Cohen of Association Underwriters, Inc.
"I think Davie is the continued evolution in the Marydell Farm breeding program," mentions Maryanna Haymon.

Inaugural winner of the Angela Barilar Trophy was Qhuiver (Quaterback) bred and owned by Mo Swanson of Rolling Stone Farm (Photo: Stacey Lynne)
The Three-Year-Old Colts and Geldings Material winner was KWPN gelding Edition Black (Painted Black). He showed three lovely paces and great maturity.
Damocles HLF (Diamond Stud), owned by Highlife Farm was presented both with the Colt Championship and Young Horse Championship trophy after the fluid moving bay stallion scored an easy 80.6 percent to take top honors.
The day concluded with the East Coast USDF/Great American Insurance Group Championships. Under lights, the split arena hosted the championships which played out to what the best the East Coast breeders had to offer.