Re: re: FairHill CDE's

[Reinbowend]

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Thanks Anita  Martie,

Martie I'm sorry we didn't get together, but as usual there never seems to be
enough time what with walking dressage, and hazards and then cones. What a
beautiful weekend in MD.

It was very exciting standing in awards with the horses. Icouldn't have been
prouder to represent the breed. Not only did we do it with a pony, but a Fjord
pony. I'm very proud of Marnix who makes me look awfully good and is really
beginning to figure the sport out. I'm looking forward to moving Marnix up to
Advanced next season.
In the meantime I'm starting another pair to take prelim in 99
Anita I might be interested in your Pair harness. E-mail me privately. Working
on the movie sounded like a hoot. Sue Mott fellow Canadian did very well at
FairHill. As always enjoyed seeing the Wharton's  Vivian Creigh

re: FairHill CDE's

[john martie bolinski]

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Hi to the list!

I have spent the past 4 days at Fairhill at the CDE's and CCI's.

Yes! Vivian and Marnix did a great job.  I wish I had been able to
watch more of their competition, but I was a carriage weigher and always
in the wrong place to see the intermediate competition!  I did see
Marnix and Vivian having a splash in the water hazard.

They came in 2nd overall to Kimberly Wheeler of Middletown DE with
'Miles To Go', a 5 year old Conn/TB gelding owned by Lana Wright of
Chesapeake City MD.  Their points were 112.2 compared to Vivian's 128.6
overall.  3rd place was John Taylor of West Grove PA with 'Chauncey', a
10 year old Hackney gelding owned by Controversy Farm PA with 133.8
points.
I hope I have the points correct; just picked up my copy of the finishes
at the Volunteer Booth.

And what a beautiful weekend for it!

This to Vivian:
I really did try to come by and say hi!  I had several talks with
Marnix, who was always there when I stopped and understandably proud of
himself, but obviously your schedule and mine did not mesh.  Maybe next
time?  Congratulations!!!

Martie of MD where the leaves are finally trying to change, but falling
faster than changing this year.