THE WARRENTON PONY SHOW

“The Oldest Pony Show in America”

Our
Our 99th Year
97th Year

Dear Exhibitors and Friends,

Welcome
Dear Exhibitors and to our show!
Friends,

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show in the country run by juniors. Our committee operates under the supervision of the Warrenton
under the supervision of the Warrenton Pony Show, Inc. Board of Directors—a group of
Pony Show, Inc. Board of Directors – a group of local adult volunteers and horse people. The valuable
local adultand
knowledge volunteers. The knowledge
practical experience andthe
gained by practical
juniors experience we gain
from orchestrating thisfrom producing
five-day “A” rated
show helps instill
this five-day “A” therated
importance of business
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in many ways marketing,
and helptime management,
instill responsibility
the importance of
and community and
responsibility service.
community service.
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1999,thethe
Board of Directors
Board started
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in memory Hughes,
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time
Hughes, a long time friend and advisor of the Pony Show. This fund has allowed the Boardto
friend and advisor of the Pony Show. This fund allows the Board to award college scholarships
deserving
to awardmembers of the Junior Committee.
college scholarships to deserving members of the Junior Committee.
A few
This year,ofwe
thisare
year’s scheduled
having highlights
our third annualinclude:
$2,500Saturday a $2,500 Warrenton
night, Classic,
Pony Hunter Pony
graciously spon-
Show/Country Chevrolet Pony Hunter Classic, to be held under the lights and including an exhibi-
sored by Country Chevrolet. The class will be held on Saturday evening under the lights,
tors’ and spectators’ reception; Friday afternoon, the three VHSA/Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund
including
Pony MedalaEquitation
reception. Finals
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including
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year to qualify Pony
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Children’s Ponies.
be held Friday Tailgate
evening, spots
and are available
it will for each
also include of the events,
a reception, so please
sponsored bylet us knowBank.
Fauquier if we can
reserve oneexciting
Another for you. new class featured in the 96th edition of the show is the Pony Hunt Teams
class. It will be run in the style made famous by the Devon Horse Show and include a
It is with thanks to folks like you, our faithful sponsors and supporters, who have kept the spirit
reception
and traditionsponsored byalive
of this show Signover
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years. Wespots
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We would like to extend a very special “thank you” to all of our faithful sponsors and
Sincerely,
supporters who have kept the spirit and tradition of this show alive over the years.
The Warrenton Pony Show Junior Committee
Sincerely,
The Warrenton Pony Show Junior Committee

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 2018 OFFICIALS
The Management reserves the right to vary or add to this list.

HUNTER, VHSA/LMCF MEDAL FINALS & BREEDING JUDGE....Jeanne Marie Dunford Miller, Keswick, VA
CONNEMARA JUDGE .............................................................................................. Christina Keim, Dunhan, NH
STEWARD .................................................................................................................. Wayne Eubank, Fredericksburg, VA
COURSE DESIGNER..................................................................................... Glenn Moody, Charlottesville, VA
RINGMASTERS.................................................................................................William Hair, Jr., Peter McGuire
ANNOUNCER........................................................................................................... Richard Isner, Madison, VA
SHOW MANAGER.........................................................................................Tommy Lee Jones, Warrenton, VA
SHOW SECRETARIES..................................... Debra D. Bowden, Windsor, VA, Neysa Bryant, Smithfield, VA
SAFETY COORDINATOR.............................................................................Tommy Lee Jones, Warrenton, VA
EMT .......................................................................................................................... Jamila Flowers, Henrico, VA
FEED......................................................................................... Tri-County Feeds, Fashions, Finds, Marshall, VA
PHOTOGRAPHER............................................................................................ Teresa Ramsay, Middleburg, VA
SOUND.......................................................................................................................G.W. Sound, Richmond, VA
VETERINARIAN..........................................................................................Anna Russau, VMD, 540-788-4044
FARRIER.............................................................................................................Scott Whitehead, Rixeyville, VA
FOOD........................................................................................................................................... The Snack Shack
2018 EXECUTIVE JUNIOR COMMITTEE
Presidents: Blake Bogin, Hailey Gunnell, Helen Lohr
Vice Presidents: Jude Schmidt, Katie Solomons, Kayla Wolfe
Secretaries: Susannah Gerhardt, Caroline Warren
Treasurer: Ballie Saffer
2018 SENIOR ADVISORS
Reilly Canard, Ashley Gaines, Rachel Giampa, Lauren Hair, Zoe Lewczak,
Maddy Lohr, Marina Macklin, Laura Newbill, Leia Stuart

2018 JUNIOR COMMITTEE

Madison Allen Brooke Fries Brookelynn Lober Julia Schmidt Katie Triantos
Maddie Bartee Erin Gill Kylie McClintock Grace Simpson Ellie Wicht
Addison Bzdak Riley Hogan Lindsey Milligan Kellsey Stern Jessica Willis
Jade Condrell Julianne Kessler Amelia Myers Aliza Talomie Lexi van der Woude
Clara Dart Naimh Kierans Bell Nonamaker Charlie Talomie
Claire Duckworth Molly Kirk Audrey Quinn Kate Tharp
Stephanie Fisher Willson Lee Lawson Bridget Scalia Will Tharp

WARRENTON PONY SHOW, INC. HORSE SHOW OFFICE

2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Briar Bogin Richard Isner
Joan Bunn Tommy Lee Jones
Margaret Bzdak Glorianne Langan
Virginia Canard Jacqueline Macklin
Wendy Gaines Robin McGuire
Donna Giampa Jonelle Mullen
Cynthia H. Hair Teresa Ramsay
Wilma A.Hoovler Shawn Teer
Avery Hughes
P.O. Box 794, Warrenton, VA 20188
Show Grounds Tommy Lee Jones,Manager
60 East Shirley Ave. 540-347-2675
540-347-9442 540-788-4806
OUR WEB SITE!
www.warrentonhorseshow.com/ponyShow.cfm
WARRENTON AREA MOTELS
Hampton Inn........................................................ 540-349-4200
Holiday Inn.......................................................... 540-341-3461
Howard Johnson................................................... 540-347-4141
In Memory of
Doris Jones
 2018 RULES AND REGULATIONS
To simplify your arrival at the show, please send the following items
with your entries: USEF and USHJA Membership Cards • Amateur
Certification • Measurement Cards (Ponies & Junior Hunters) •
Negative Coggins Certificate (within 12 months) • EHV Vaccination
letter stating horse has been vaccinated within 6 months • Home
address and USEF/USHJA/VHSA/MHSA membership numbers for
all trainers, riders & owners in USEF/VHSA Medals and Equitation.
(Numbers will not be issued until all of the required information has been
presented.)
1. Every class offered herein which is covered by the rules and specifica-
tions of the current USEF, MHSA, and VHSA Rule Books will be
conducted and judged in accordance therewith and in accordance
with Zone 3 specifications. All classes will be judged on performance
and soundness unless otherwise noted.
2. Entries close June 15, 2018. No Telephone Entries. Online entries
accepted at www.horseshowsonline.com. Stall Fees must accompany
entry blank. No stalls will be assigned until stall fees are paid. There
is a limited number of permanent stalls that will be assigned on a first
come basis. Temporary stalls with doors will be used.
3. In case of horses or ponies being entered and not exhibited, the entry
fees and/or stabling fees will be forfeited except if a horse or pony is
injured or becomes ill prior to being shown in any class. Applications
for refunds must be submitted in writing and accompanied by a
Veterinarian’s certificate. There will be no refunds for stalls. There
will be a $35.00 charge for any returned checks. Post entries will
incur a $30 late fee.
4. The Committee reserves the right to postpone, combine or cancel
any class or classes if, in its judgement, the entries are inadequate,
for reasons of inclement weather or dangerous conditions or for any
other reason it deems necessary.
5. All ponies must be ridden by Juniors, except in Connemara Division.
6. All Exhibitors must wear protective headgear at all times while
mounted on the Show Grounds.
7. Prize money will be picked up in office.
8. Neither Warrenton Pony Show, Inc. or its employees or owner will
be responsible for any accident which may occur to any rider, groom,
attendant, animal or equipment at the Show.
9. Dogs must be on leashes while on Show Grounds.
10. Should any questions or disputes arise that are not provided for in the
foregoing Rules, the same shall be referred to the Show Committee
whose decision shall be final.
11. Classes may be held in an area other than designated.
12. All horses must have a negative Coggin’s Test made within one
year. As per USEF GR 845, horses entering the show grounds must
be accompanied by documentation of Equine Influenza Virus and
Equine Herpes Virus (Rhinopneumonitis) vaccinations within six
months prior to entering the stables. Health Certificates (within 30
days) for all out of state horses. These documents must be available
for inspection by a representative of the State Veterinarian upon
request. Horses not in compliance with this rule may be required
to leave the competition grounds upon request by Competition
Management.
13. Jumps to consist of Brush, Aiken, Panel, White Gate, Picket, Roll
Top, Natural Gate, and Stone and Brick Wall.
14. The main ring is 180’x230’; both the main and schooling rings have
all-weather footing.
15. Life, senior active and junior active members shall be eligible
to participate in all classes at Regular Competitions, Eventing
Competitions at the Preliminary Level or above and Combined
Driving Competitions at the Advanced Level, Dressage, Reining
and Vaulting Competitions and Endurance Rides. A nonmember
may participate as a handler, rider, driver, owner, lessee,
agent, coach or trainer at Regular Competitions, Eventing
Competitions, Dressage Competitions, Reining Competitions
and Combined Driving Competitions upon payment of a $30
Show Pass fee. Participants in the following classes are exempted
from the Requirements of this rule: 1) leadline; 2) exhibitions; 3)
games and races; 4) classes for 4-H members; 5) walk trot and
academy classes (academy classes are classes limited to horses
used regularly in a lesson program); 6) USDF introductory level
tests, pas de deux and quadrille classes; 7) NRHA Endorsed
Reining Competitions. 8) Opportunity classes, 9) citizens of
other nations who have proof, in English, of current membership
in good standing of their own National Federation, 10) USEA
beginner novice division; and 11) assistant handlers in Dressage
Sport Horse Breeding classes.
In order to compete at a USEF licensed with hunter, hunter
breeding, jumper and hunter seat equitation classes (except
those activities enumerated above in GR901.9 items 1-9) each
horse must be registered with the USHJA.
GOLF CART RULE: (GR301.5): Minors who do not have a valid
driver’s license which allows them to operate a motor vehicle in the state
in which they reside will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle
of any kind including, but limited to, golf carts, motorcycles, scooters,
or farm utility vehicles on the competition grounds of licensed com-
petitions. Minors who have a valid temporary license may operate the
above described motorized vehicles as long as they are accompanied by
an adult with a valid driver’s license. The parent(s), legal guardian(s),
or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or legal guardian of
a minor operating a motorized vehicle in violation of this rule are solely
responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from that
operation. Violations of this rule will be cause for sanctions against the
parent(s), guardian(s) and/or trainer(s) who are responsible for the child
committing the offense. Penalties may include exclusion of the child,
parent(s), guardian(s), and/or trainer(s) from the competition grounds for
the remainder of the competition and charges being filed against any of
the above individuals in accordance with Rule 6. Wheelchairs and other
mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt
from this rule.
DIRECTIONS TO HORSE SHOW GROUNDS
Driving from Washington — Take I-66 West to Warrenton/Gainesville
Exit (Rt. 29 South). Approximately 15 miles to show grounds on Business
Rt. 29 South (1st Warrenton Exit). Go thru approximately 6 traffic lights
on Rt. 29 South Business - Show Grounds on right.
Driving from Winchester — Take Route 50 East to Route 17 South at
Paris, then onto I-66 East to Warrenton Exit (Rt. 17 South). Approximately
12 miles to traffic light in Warrenton, turn right on Rt. 29 South to show
grounds on right.
Driving from Richmond — Via I-95 North to Fredericksburg, Exit Rt.
17 North. Follow Rt. 17 to Bus. Rt. 29 North; take exit for 17N & 211W
approximately 3 miles to show grounds on left.
ALL STALL RESERVATIONS
MUST BE MADE BY JUNE 15, 2018!
 $2,500 WARRENTON PONY SHOW/COUNTRY CHEVROLET
PONY HUNTER CLASSIC SPONSORS
Title Sponsor – Country Chevrolet
Boutonniere Sponsor – TuDane Farm/Jonelle Mullen
Custom Canvas donated by Teresa Ramsay
presented to the VHSA/Lindsay Maxwell Pony Medal Finals Winner
Custom Chaps donated by Journeyman Saddlers
presented to the winner of the VHSA/Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund Children’s Pony Medal Finals winner
Riders’ Gifts Sponsor – Railside Gifts
Reception Sponsor – Alexandra & WilliamLohr

$1,500 OPEN PONY HUNTER CLASSIC

Riders’ Gifts Sponsor – Railside Gifts
Boutonniere Sponsor – TuDane Farm/Jonelle Mullen
Reception Sponsor – Karen and Michael Crane and Warrenton Pony Show

VHSA/LINDSAY MAXWELL CHARITABLE FUND PONY MEDAL FINALS

Reception Sponsor – LMCF and EMO Agency
Boutonniere Sponsor – TuDane Farm/Jonelle Mullen

NUMBER SPONSOR
Picturesque Farm

DIVISION SPONSORS
Allen Real Estate - Children’s Pony Hunter
Magalen O. Bryant - Adult Amateur Hunter
Karen & Michael Crane - Junior Hunters
Hazel River Farm - 3’3” A/O Hunter
Hogan Horse Transport - Children’s Hunter
Norden Equine Worldwide - Regular Pony Hunter
Maria & Max Tufts, Jr. - Green Pony Hunter
Wetherburn Farm - Virginia Bred Pony Hunter
Helen C. Wiley - Short Stirrup Hunter
Tri-County Feeds, Fashions, Finds - Pleasure Hunter

LOCAL DIVISION SPONSORS

DogPatch Farm - Maiden Equitation
Family Allergy Center - Local Sm/Med Pony Hunter
Merry Point Farm - Young Entry

CLASS SPONSORS
Bows to the Shows - Younger Lead Line
Deerchase - VHSA/EMO Children’s Medal
Gordonsdale Farm LP - VHSA/EMO Adult Medal
Karin Immerman - Schooling Pony
Rene & Lauren Woolcott - MHSA Hunter Seat Medal
 COOLER SPONSOR
Anonymous Chuck & Marie Lowe
Pam C. Baker, LLC Robert & Bridget McClanahan
Susannah Gerhardt Susi Mong
The Glover Family Mrs. George L Ohrstrom Jr
R. Barry & Elizabeth Hamilton Suzanne Scheer
Martha Horner Don Stewart
Aliene Laws Linda Taylor

PARKING
Allen Real Estate Frank Laimbeer
Magalen O. Bryant Alexandra & William Lohr
Country Chevrolet Norden Equine
Karen & Michael Crane Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Oare
Mr. and Mrs. John P Cutting Jr Picturesque Farm
Deerchase Tri-County Feeds, Fashions, Finds
The EMO Agency, Inc. Max & Maria Tufts
Hazel River Farm Wetherburn Farm
Hogan Horse Transport Helen C. Wiley
FRIENDS
Joan Alberti Tracy Mullen
David & Mary Jo Farrar Mr. & Mrs. H.T.A. Nevill
Nina Fout Patricia P. Sanders
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gookin Shadow Ridge Farm
Feroline B. Higginson Sue Walbert
Gail Jefferies Eileen A. Wilson
Joseph J. Mullen Molly Poole Wolfe

The VHSA Special Events Committee

will host a Horsemanship Clinic at
The Warrenton Pony Show on Wednesday afternoon.
Tracy Mullen will be the clinician
and will present general horsemanship
topics for young riders.
Horsemanship test for pony medal finalists
to be administered on Friday
Open and free to all.
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1. Young Entry O/F
2. Young Entry O/F
3. Young Entry Flat
Young Entry Champ
Brighton Say When Trophy
4. Maiden Eq.O/F
5. Maiden Eq.O/F
6. Maiden Eq. Flat
Maiden Eq.Champ
17. Schooling Pony O/F
64. VHSA/LMCF/MHSA
Children’s Pony Medal
20. Sm/Med Children’s Pony O/F
21. Sm/Med Children’s Pony O/F
300. VHSA/LMCF Pony Equitation
on the flat
37. M & S/USEF Pony Medal
38. Large Green O/F Conf.
39. Large Green O/F
42. Large Green U/S
43. Sm/Med Green O/F Conf.
301. VHSA/EMO Amateur Equitation
on the Flat
98. VHSA/EMO Adult Medal
99. Adult/Am Y O/F
100. Adult/Am Y O/F*
101. Adult/Am Y U/S
Adult/Am Y Champ
Billy England Trophy
102. Adult/Am O O/F
103. Adult/Am O O/F*
104. Adult/Am O U/S
Adult/Am O Champ
Adult/Am Grand Champ
Barbara Woolman Trophy
* WIHS/NAL Class
Hacking only permitted in the ring
until 7:15 AM each day if weather allows.
Reception Thursday, Friday and Saturday under tent at 5:00 p.m.
2018
WARRENTON PONY SHOW TIMETABLE
TUESDAY, JUNE 26
Ring open for Schooling 9:00 - 6:00
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 8 A.M.
7. Limit Eq. O/F 13. Local Large Pony O/F 36. Local Jr/Am U/S
8. Limit Eq. O/F 14. Local Large Pony O/F Local Jr/Am Champ
9. Limit Eq. Flat 15. Local Large Pony U/S Howard “Deacon” Lawson Trophy
Limit Eq. Champ Local Large Pony Champ
Sister Mary Olive O’Connell Trophy Local Grand Champ
Charles S. Gill Trophy
Helen B. Howard Trophy
10. Local Sm/Med PonyO/F 34. Local Jr/Am O/F
VHSA Special Events
11. Local Sm/Med Pony O/F 35. Local Jr/Am O/F
12. Local Sm/Med Pony U/S Young Rider
Local Sm/Med Pony Champ
Royal Doll Trophy
Horsemanship Clinic
THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 8 A.M.
22. Sm/Med Children’s Pony U/S Children’s Pony Hunter 29. VA Bred Pony O/F
Sm/Med Children’s Pony Ch Grand Champ 30. VA Bred Pony U/S
“Winnie” Howland Trophy VA Bred Pony Champ
23. Large Children’s Pony O/F
26. VA Bred Pony Model
24. Large Children’s Pony O/F $1,500 WARRENTON PONY
25. Large Children’s Pony U/S 27. Young Reg. VA Bred Pony U/S SHOW OPEN PONY CLASSIC
28. VA Bred Pony O/F
Large Children’s Pony Champ
Twilight ZoneTrophy
VHSA/LMCF
FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 8 A.M. Equitation Finals
44. Sm/Med Green O/F 58. Medium Pony U/S VHSA/LINDSAY MAXWELL
47. Sm/Med Green U/S CHARITABLE FUND PONY MEDAL
59. Large Pony O/F EQUITATION ON THE FLAT FINALS
49. Small Pony O/F 60. Large Pony O/F Conf.
50. Small Pony O/F Conf. 63. Large Pony U/S VHSA/LINDSAY MAXWELL
53. Small Pony U/S CHARITABLE FUND CHILDREN’S
PONY MEDAL EQUITATION FINALS
54. Medium Pony O/F
55. Medium Pony O/F Conf. VHSA/LINDSAY MAXWELL
CHARITABLE FUND PONY MEDAL
FINALS
SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 8 A.M.
72. Am/Owner Y O/F-3’6” 88. Small Junior O/F-3’6” Large Pony Ch
73. Am/Owner Y Handy O/F-3’6” 89. Small Junior Handy O/F-3’6” 56. Med Pony O/F
77. Am/Owner O O/F-3’6”
93. Large Junior O/F-3’6” 57. Med Pony Handy O/F
78. Am/Owner O Handy O/F-3’6” 94. Large Junior Handy O/F-3’6” Med Pony Champ
147. Am/Owner Y O/F-3’3”
148. Am/Owner Handy Y-3’3” 51. Small Pony O/F
48. VHSA/LMCF/MHSA
152. Am/Owner O O/F-3’3” 52. Small Pony Handy O/F
Pony Medal
153. Am/Owner HandyO-3’3” Small Pony Champ
45. Sm/Med Green O/F Flash Gordon Champion Trophy
302. VHSA/EMO Jr. Equitation 46. Sm/Med Green O/F Pony Grand Champ
on the Flat Sm/Med Green Champ James Cantwell Trophy
40. Lg Green O/F
87. MHSA Hunter Seat 107. Best Child Rider/Pony
41. Lg Green O/F
200. Small Junior O/F-3’3” 165. $2,500 WARRENTON
Lg Green Champ PONY SHOW/
201. Small Junior HandyO/F-3’3”
Green Grand Champ COUNTRY CHEVROLET
205. Large Junior O/F-3’3” 61. Large Pony O/F PONY HUNTER CLASSIC
206. Large Junior HandyO/F-3’3” 62. Large Pony Handy O/F
Visit our Silent Auction– lots of good stuff!
Closes Saturday 2:30 PM
 2018
WARRENTON PONY SHOW TIMETABLE

SUNDAY, 2016
JULY 1, 8 A.M.
64. VHSA/EMO Children’s Medal WARRENTON
105. VHSA/EMO Hunter Seat PONY 115.SHOW
Walk-TrotTIMETABLE Connemara Breeding
65. Children’s Y O/F Medal Fancy Footsteps Trophy 131. Purebred in Hand, 2 yrs and
66. Children’s Y O/F* 106. Dover/USEF 159. Short Stirrup Hunter O/F 18”
SUNDAY under
67. Children’s Y U/S Hunter Seat Medal 160.
July 3, Short Stirrup Hunter O/F 18”
8 a.m. 132A. Purebred in Hand, Mares &
Children’s Y Champ 161. Short Stirrup Hunter U/S Fillies, 3 yrs and older
79. Am/Owner O O/F-3’6” 202.
90.Small Junior
Small O/F-3’3”
Junior O/F-3’6” 124. Pleasure U/S 132B. PurebredHunter
Connemara in Hand, Stallions &
Division
68. 80.
Children’s
Am/OwnerO O/F
O O/F-3’6” 203.
91.Small Junior
Small O/F-3’3”
Junior O/F-3’6” 124. Pleasure
125. Pleasure U/S 133. Halfbred
Geldings, 3 yrs and older
204. Small Junior U/S - 3’3” Reg. Working Hunter
69. 81.
Children’s
Am/OwnerO O/F*
O U/S 92. Small Junior U/S 125. Pleasure
Go As UGo As U Please
Please Under Saddle
70. Children’s O U/S 207. Large Junior O/F-3’3” 134. Purebred
Connemara
126. Pleasure Hack Reg.Hunter
WorkingDivision
Am/Owner O Champ-3’6” Small Junior Champ 126. Pleasure Hack
Children’s O Champ 208. Large Junior O/F-3’3” Pleasure
Pleasure Champ
Champ 133. Hunter
Halfbred Reg.Saddle
Working Hunter
Under
74. Am/Owner Y O/F-3’6” 209.
95.Large Junior
Large U/S-3’3”
Junior O/F-3’6”
135. Halfbred
Under Saddle
75. Am/Owner Y O/F-3’6” 96. Large Junior O/F-3’6” Reg. Working Hunter
Children’s Grand Champ 16. 116.
Costume
Alumni Class 134. Hack
Purebred Reg.
76. Am/Owner Y U/S-18-35 90. 97.Small Junior
Large O/F-3’6”
Junior U/S (2 jumps)
Mildred Foster Gaines Trophy 136. Purebred
WorkingReg. Hunter Under
Working Saddle
Hunter
Am/Owner YChamp 91. Small Junior
Large O/F-3’6”
Junior Champ
92. Small Junior U/S-3’6” 116. Alumni 135. Hack
Halfbred Reg. Working
(2 jumps)
* WIHS/NAL Class Y-3’3” O/F
149. Am/Owner Junior Grand Champ Not to begin before 1:00 PM 137. Halfbred
Hunter HackReg.(2Working
jumps) Hunter
Small Junior Champ
150. Am/Owner Y O/F VA Wire & Fabric Co. Trophy Not117.
to begin before 1:00 PM
Broodmares 136. Over
Purebred
FencesReg. Working
79. 151.
Am/Owner O O/F-3’6”
Am/Owner Y U/S 95. Large Junior O/F-3’6” 117. Pony Broodmares
118. Foals 138. Purebred
Hunter Hack (2 Working
Reg. jumps)
Grand Champion Hunter
80. Am/Owner O O/F-3’6”
Am/Owner Y Champ 96. Large Junior
Marshall O/F-3’6”
Hawkins Trophy 118. Pony Foals
119. Yearlings 137. Hunter
HalfbredOver Fences
Reg. Working Hunter
81. Am/Owner O U/S -3’6” 97. Large Junior U/S-3’6” 119. Pony Yearlings
120. Two-Yr-Olds Over Fences
154. Am/Owner O-3’3” O/F Purebred Connemara Hunter
Am/Owner O Champ-3’6” 108.
Large
BestJunior
Child Champ
Rider/Horse 121. Three-Yr-Olds
120. Pony Two-Yr-Olds 138. Champion
Purebred Reg. Working Hunter
155. Am/Owner O O/F 122. Best Young Pony
121. Pony Three-Yr-Olds Over
The Fences Farm Trophy
Shanagarry
74. 156. Am/Owner
Am/Owner O U/S
Y O/F-3’6” Junior Grand Champ 123. Breeding
Am/Owner O Champ 122. Best Young Champ
Pony Purebred Connemara Hunter
75. Am/Owner Y O/F-3’6” VAto
Not Wire & Fabric
begin beforeCo. Trophy
11:00 AM Margaret B. Little Trophy Halfbred Connemara Hunter
Champion
Rachel L. Gray and Colt Hills Farm
76. 105.
Am/Owner Y U/S-3’6”
VHSA/EMO Hunter Seat 113. Leadline (under 4 yrs.) Memorial Perpetual Trophy Champion
Grand Champion Hunter Connemara Breeding The Shanagarry Farm Trophy
Am/Owner
Medal Y Champ The Sycamore Ridge Farm Trophy

Charlie Dashiell Trophy
Marshall Hawkins Trophy 123. Pony Breeding Champ Halfbred Connemara Hunter
106. Pessoa/USEF 131. Purebred in Hand,
149. Am/Owner Y O/F-3’3” 114. Leadline (4-7 yrs.) Margaret B. Little Trophy Champion
Hunter Seat Medal 108. Best ChildatRider/Horse 2 yrs and under
150. Am/Owner Y O/F-3’3” Boogie Midnight Trophy The Sycamore Ridge Farm Trophy
132A. Purebred in Hand, Mares
151. 202.
Am/Owner Y U/SO/F-3’3”
Small Junior -3’3” Not115.
to begin before 11:00 AM
Walk-Trot & Fillies, 3 yrs and older Please visit
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203. Y Champ
Small Junior O/F-3’3”
204. Small Junior U/S
113. Leadline
159.
(under 4yrs.)
Fancy Footsteps
ShortDashiell
Charlie
Trophy
Stirrup Hunter
TrophyO/F 18” Geldings, 3 yrs and olderPlease
132B. Purebred in Hand, Stallions &
visit
Warrenton Pony Show’s
154. Am/Owner O O/F-3’3” merchandise tent.
114. 160. Short Stirrup
Leadline Hunter O/F 18”
(4-7yrs.)
155. 207. Large Junior
Am/Owner O/F-3’3”
O O/F-3’3”
161. Short
Boogie at Stirrup
MidnightHunter
TrophyU/S Warrenton Pony Show’s merchandise tent.
156. 208. Large Junior
Am/Owner O U/S O/F-3’3”
-3’3”
209. Large Junior
Am/Owner U/S
O Champ

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 2018 RATED CLASSES
The last class listed is the Under Saddle.
Conformation=c, Handy=h, Washington=WIHS,
North American League=NAL
8 ribbons in all classes
Pony Hunters Division $100
Prize Money: $55, $45, $35, $25, $10, $5
Green Pony Hunter
Sponsored by Max & Maria Tufts
Sm/Med. Classes 43, 44c, 45, 46, 47
Large Classes 38, 39c, 40, 41, 42
Regular Pony Hunters
Sponsored by Norden Equine
Small Classes 49, 50c, 51, 52h, 53
Medium Classes 54, 55c, 56, 57h, 58
Large Classes 59, 60c, 61, 62h, 63
Junior Hunter Division $125
Prize Money: $65, $50, $40, $30, $20, $10
Sponsored by Karen & Michael Crane
Small Junior 3’6” Classes 88, 89h, 90, 91, 92
Large Junior 3’6” Classes 93, 94h, 95, 96, 97
Small Junior 3’3” Classes 200, 201h, 202, 203, 204
Large Junior 3’3” Classes 205, 206h, 207, 208, 209
Amateur Owner 3’6” Division $125, Class $50
Prize Money: $65, $50, $40, $30, $20, $10
Am/O 18-35 Classes 72, 73h, 74, 75, 76
Am/O 36 and older Classes 77, 78h, 79, 80, 81
Amateur Owner 3’3” Division $100, Class $50
Prize Money: $55, $45, $35, $25, $20, $10
Sponsored by Hazel River Farm
Am/O 18-35 Classes 147, 148h, 149, 150, 151
Am/O 36 and older Classes 152, 153h, 154, 155, 156
Children’s Pony Hunter Division $100, Class $50
Sponsored by Allen Real Estate
Small/Medium Classes 20, 21, 22
Large Classes 23, 24, 25
Children’s Hunter Division $100, Class $50
Sponsored by Hogan Horse Transport
Children 14 and under Classes 65, 66 (WIHS, NAL), 67
Children 15-17 Classes 68, 69 (WIHS, NAL), 70
Adult Amateur Hunter Division $100, Class $50
Sponsored by Magalen O. Bryant
Adult Amateur 18-35 Classes 99, 100 (WIHS, NAL), 101
Adult Amateur 36
and over Classes 102, 103 (WIHS, NAL), 104
2018 EQUITATION
All Equitation Entry Fees $35.00
Class 19. VHSA/LMCF Children’s Pony Medal
Class 37. Marshall & Sterling/USEF Pony Medal
Class 48. VHSA/LMCF/MHSA Pony Medal
Class 64. VHSA/EMO Children’s Medal
Sponsored by Deerchase
Class 87. MHSA Hunter Seat Medal
Sponsored by Rene & Lauren Woolcott
Class 98. VHSA/EMO Adult Medal
Sponsored by Gordonsdale Farm LP
Class 105. VHSA/EMO Hunter Seat Medal
Class 106. Dover/USEF Hunter Seat Medal
Classes 107 and 108 to be judged throughout the show:
Class 107. Best Child Rider on a Pony
Class 108. Best Child Rider on a Horse
Class 300. VHSA/LMCF Pony Equitation on the Flat
Class 301. VHSA/EMO Amateur Equitation on the Flat
Class 302. VHSA/EMO Junior Equitation on the Flat
The Hurst Trophy
Awarded by the Warrenton Pony Show Board of Directors to the
Junior Committee member who best exhibits the values and spirit
of the show.
2002 Victoria Ingenito
2003 Lydia Reynolds
2004 Lauren Barland
2005 Lindsay Graves
2006 Abby McGuire
2007 Rachel Giampa
2008 Lauren Hair
2009 Katrina Bess and Caitlin Palmer
2010 Erin Flynn and Caitlin Palmer
2011 Caroline Newbill
2012 Sammy Bunn, Marina Macklin, and Kelli Park
2013 Carlee Snyder
2014 Rose Landoll
2015 Brooke Fries and Carley Gunnell
2016 Laura Newbill and Zoe Lewczak
2017 Reilly Canard and Leia Stuart
Pony Breeding
8 ribbons $35.00 per Class
Class 117. Pony Broodmares
Class 118. Pony Foals
Class 119. Pony Yearlings
Class 120. Pony 2 Year Olds
Class 121. Pony 3 Year Olds
Class 122. Best Young Pony. Open to first place
winners in Classes 119, 120 and 121.
The Rachel L. Gray and Colt Hills Farm
Memorial Perpetual Trophy donated by
Warrenton Horse Works and Anna L. Russau, VMD
Class 123. Pony Breeding Championship.
Open to first and second place
winners in Classes 117-121.
The Margaret B. Little Memorial Trophy to the Champion.
Connemara Division
Division Fee $100.00 Ind. Classes $50.00
Entries in the Connemara division must be registered with the
American Connemara Pony Society, the Connemara Pony
Breeders Society of Galway, Ireland or any other Connemara
Society recognized by the International Committee of
Connemara Pony Societies. Connemaras under two years of
age must have a Temporary Foal Certificate. All Connemaras
must be shown under their full registered names. Copies of
registration papers must accompany all entries. Adults may
show ponies and stallions may be shown in performance
classes. Judged on performance, manners and appropriate
way of going. Classes may be combined if entries warrant.
8 ribbons. (All classes count toward USEF points.)
Connemara Breeding
Class 131. Purebred in Hand, 2 yrs and under
Class 132A. Purebred in Hand, Mares and Fillies,
3 yrs and older
Class 132B. Purebred in Hand, Stallions and Geldings, the Holloway Family in memory of their best friend -
3 yrs and older
Connemara Hunter Division
Class 133. Halfbred Regular Working Hunter Under
Saddle
Class 134. Purebred Regular Working Hunter Under
Saddle
Class 135. Halfbred Regular Working Hunter Hack.
To be shown at a walk, trot & canter both
ways of the ring and jump 2 fences at 2’9”.
Class 136. Purebred Regular Working Hunter Hack.
To be shown at a walk, trot & canter both
ways of the ring and jump 2 fences at 2’6”.
Class 137. Halfbred Regular Working Hunter Over
Fences
Class 138. Purebred Regular Working Hunter Over
Fences
Connemara Purebred Hunter Champion - Classes 134, 136, and 138
The Shanagarry Farm Perpetual Trophy
donated in memory of Rosemary Laimbeer
Connemara Halfbred Hunter Champion - Classes 133, 135, and 137
The Sycamore Ridge Farm Perpetual Trophy
donated by Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Cheek, III
2018 UNRATED CLASSES
Class 16. Costume Class - Open to all $35.00 per team
Class 33. Warm Up 2’6” or 3’ $35.00
To be judged on performance, manners and
way of going.
Class 113. Leadline Class (under 4 years) $35.00
Sponsored by Bows to the Shows
To be ridden by a child who has not
reached his or her 4th birthday. Suitability
as a beginner’s mount 50%, equitation 50%.
Class 114. Leadline Class (4 to 7 years) $35.00
To be ridden by a child who has not
reached his or her 7th birthday.
Suitability as a beginner’s mount
50%, equitation 50%.
The Boogie at Midnight Perpetual Trophy given by
“Boogie at Midnight.”
Class 115. Walk-Trot Class $35.00
To be ridden by a child not exceeding 10
years of age who is not entered in any other
class at show. Suitability as a beginner’s
mount 50%, equitation 50%.
Class 116. Alumni Class - No Entry Fee
Open to past members of the Warrenton
Pony Show Junior Committee. To be shown
at the walk, trot and canter. Judged on rider
50%, horse 50% by current members of the
Junior Committee. Various prizes.
Short Stirrup Hunter
Division Fee: $100.00 Ind. Classes $50.00
Sponsored by Helen C. Wiley
Open to horses and ponies ridden by children 12 years and
under. Neither riders nor mounts may cross enter into any
division or class where they would jump higher than 18”.
Jumps 18”. May trot or canter over fences. Riders limited to
two mounts in the division.
Class 159. Short Stirrup Hunter Over Fences 18”
Class 160. Short Stirrup Hunter Over Fences 18”
Class 161. Short Stirrup Hunter Under Saddle
Young Entry Equitation
Division Fee: $100.00 Ind. Classes $50.00
Sponsored by Merry Point Farm
Open to children 12 years and under as of December 1st of
the preceding year. Rider must not have shown in a rated
class at a recognized show. Rider not eligible for any other
class or division at this show except Maiden Equitation.
Pleasure pony or horse may compete in other classes or
divisions where eligible. Jumps not to exceed 2’. 8 ribbons.
Class 1, 2. Young Entry over fences
3. Young Entry Flat
“Brighton Say When” Memorial Perpetual Trophy
to the champion.
Donated by Jeffrey, Carol and Andrew Cooper.
The Puller A. Hughes
Memorial Scholarship Fund
In 1999, the Warrenton Pony Show Board of Directors
established a scholarship fund in honor of Puller A.
Hughes, a longtime sup­porter and advisor of the Warrenton
Pony Show. A scholarship will be awarded to a deserving
member of the Junior Committee upon graduation who
exemplifies the ideals Mr. Hughes thought vital for young
people: responsibility, sportsmanship and manners. The
Board of Directors hopes all the young people of the Junior
Committee are developing these traits through their work
with the Pony Show.
Previous Winners:
2001 Rachel Gray
2003 Lydia Reynolds and Victoria Ingenito
2004 Lauren Barland
2005 Lindsay Graves, Kira Lander and Briana Stone
2006 Abbey McGuire and Kitson Marr
2007 Josie Ziluca
2008 Kristina Stone and Tamara Morse
2009 Katrina Bess, Rachel Giampa, Lauren Hair, Stockett Marr,
and Emily Watt
2011 McKenzie Canard, Erin Flynn, Caroline Newbill, and
Caitlin Palmer
2012 Kelli Park
2013 Samantha Bunn, Jacqua Flynn, Marina Macklin, and
Maggie Pollard
2014 Carlee Snyder and Kristin Anklowitz
2015 Madeleine Lohr
2016 Carmen Cantrell, Carley Gunnel, Rose Landoll, and
Laura Newbill
2017 Reilly Canard, Ashley Gaines, Zoe Lewczak, and Leia Stuart
Maiden Equitation
Division Fee $100.00 Ind. Classes $50.00
Sponsored by Dog Patch Farm
Open to Junior riders who have not won one blue ribbon in
an equitation class at a USEF recognized show. To jump 2’.
May cross enter with Young Entry. 8 ribbons.
Class 4, 5. Maiden Equitation over Fences
6. Maiden Equitation Flat
Limit Equitation
Division Fee $100.00 Ind. Classes $50.00
Open to Junior riders who have not won 6 blue ribbons in
equi­tation over fences at USEF recognized shows. Jumps to
be 2’3”, 2’6”. 8 ribbons.
Class 7, 8. Limit Equitation over Fences
9. Limit Equitation Flat
Trophy awarded in memory of Sister Mary Olive O’Connell
and presented by Rose Landoll and family.
17. Schooling Pony Hunter
Open Card Warm-up $35.00
Sponsored by Karin Immerman
The Fancy Foot Steps Perpetual Trophy given by the
Hair Family in memory of their pony “Fancy Foot Steps.”
Presented to High Score
Local Divisions Division Fee $100.00 Ind. Classes $50.00
Open to animals stabled within a 75-mile radius of
Warrenton. 8 ribbons.
Local Small/Medium Pony Hunters
Sponsored by Family Allergy Center
Small Ponies jump 2’, Medium Ponies jump 2’3”
Classes 10, 11. Local Small/Medium Pony over Fences
Class 12. Local Small/Medium Pony under Saddle
“Royal Doll” Memorial Perpetual Trophy to the Champion
donated by the Hoovler family
Local Large Pony Hunters
Jumps 2’6” Division Fee $100.00 Ind. Classes $50.00
Classes 13, 14. Local Large Pony over Fences
Class 15. Local Large Pony under Saddle
Charles S. Gill Perpetual Trophy to the Champion
donated by the Ted Payne family
Junior/Amateur
Division Fee $100.00 Ind. Classes $50.00
Open to horses within a 75-mile radius of Warrenton, not
restrict­ed to owner-rider. Jumps 2’ 6” or 3’. 8 ribbons.
Classes 34, 35. Local Junior/Amateur over Fences Class
36. Local Junior/Amateur under Saddle
Howard “Deacon” Lawson Memorial Trophy
to the Champion
donated by William E. Howland, Jr.
Class 27. VPBA Registered Young Ponies Under Saddle
$35.00
Open to any VPBA registered pony, 5 years old and under
which has not broken its green status, exhibited under its
registered name, and by its last recorded owner who must be
a VPBA mem­ber. To be ridden by a Junior of any age and
shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. To
be judged 60% on perform­ance, manners, way of going, and
soundness; ponies will then be stripped and judged 40%
on conformation. Martingales not per­mitted. Light contact
with the pony’s mouth is required . Ponies should not be
eliminated for slight errors. 8 ribbons.
Registered VA Bred Performance Ponies
Division Fee $100.00 Ind. Classes $50.00
Sponsored by Wetherburn Farm
Open to any VPBA registered pony, exhibited under its
registered name and in the name of its last recorded owner
who must be a VPBA member. To be ridden by a junior of
any age. All ponies must compete over fences. Fences are 2’
for small and medium ponies, and 2’6” for large ponies. To
be judged on performance, manners, suitability, soundness
and conformation where speci­fied. Half points awarded
in model class, full points in all other classes. All other
requirements to be in accordance with USEF Green Pony
Hunter/Pony Hunter rules. 8 ribbons.
Class 26. VPBA Model
Class 28. VPBA over Fences
Class 29. VPBA over Fences - Performance 75%,
Conformation 25%
Class 30. VPBA under Saddle
Horse and Pony Pleasure
Division Fee $100.00 Ind. Classes $50.00
Sponsored by Tri-County Feeds, Fashions, Finds
To be judged on manners, suit­ ability, way of going, and
soundness. May be split if entries warrant. No martingales.
8 ribbons.
Class 124. Pleasure Under Saddle. To be shown at a
walk, trot and canter. Should stand and back
easily.
Class 125. Pleasure Go As You Please. To beshown at a
walk and your pleasure gait.
Class 126. Pleasure Hack. To be shown at a walk, trot
and canter. No more than eight will be
selected to jump two fences. Fences set at 2’.
Class 165. $2,500 Warrenton Pony Show/ Country
Chevrolet Pony Hunter Classic
(Saturday night)
Entry Fee $100.00
Sponsored by Country Chevrolet. To be judged on
performance, soundness, suitability, and manners.
Formal attire. At least twelve ponies from the first
round to return for a second round. The order of
go for the second round shall be determined by the
score of the first round, which will count as half the
total score, and to jump their appropriate height.
No cross entries.
Prize money: $550, $430, $325, $250, $190, $175,
$160, $160, $130; $130 and twelve ribbons.
Classic Reception sponsored by
Alexandra & William Lohr
Rider Gifts sponsored by Railside Gifts
Rider boutonnieres sponsored by
TuDane Farm/Jonelle Mullen
Class 303. $1500 Warrenton Pony Show
Open Pony Classic (Thursday)
Entry Fee $50
To be judged on performance, soundness,
suitability and manners. Formal attire. At least
12 ponies to return for a second round which
will have a handy element. The first round score
will determine the order of go for the second
round and will count as half the total score. No
cross entry into other classic. Fences 2’ - Small/
Medium Ponies; 2’6” - Large Ponies
Prize Money:
$330, $260, $215, $150, $120, $110, $100, $90,
$75, $50, and twelve ribbons
Classic Reception sponsored by
Warrenton Pony Show and
Karen and Michael Crane
Rider Gifts sponsored by Railside Gifts
Rider boutonnieres sponsored by
TuDane Farm/Jonelle Mullen
Unrecognized
Class 167. VHSA/LINDSAY MAXWELL
CHARITABLE FUND (LMCF)
PONY MEDAL FINAL
Custom chaps to winner
sponsored by Journeymen Saddlers.
To qualify for the 2017 VHSA/LMCF Pony Medal Fi-
nals a VHSA member is automatically qualified with
two Blues or must have a minimum of 5 points. Points
to be scored 10-6-4-2-1-.5 multiplied by the number
of entries in the class regardless of classification of the
show. Finalists will be requested to ride over a course
of not less than 8 jumps; 2’3” for small ponies, 2’6” for
medium ponies and large ponies jump 3’. All VHSA/
LMCF Medal Class courses must have at least two of
the following inside the course: a roll back turn, a bro-
ken or bending line, an end jump, a narrow jump, or a
long ride to a single jump. Jumping faults of mount not
to count. Fall of pony or rider or two disobediences by a
pony does eliminate the finalist. A minimum of twelve
riders, if available, will be asked to return to show at
a walk, trot and canter and to perform additional tests
at the judge’s discretion. Martingales are prohibited on
the flat. Jumping phase to count 75 percent. Flat phase
to count 25 percent and following the flat phase, no less
than four riders will return for additional testing from
tests 1-18.
An exhibitor can qualify for the Pony Medal Finals up
to and including the Warrenton Pony Show.
Class 168. VHSA/LINDSAY MAXWELL
CHARITABLE FUND PONY MEDAL
EQUITATION ON THE FLAT FINALS.
Class 169. VHSA/LINDSAY MAXWELL
CHARITABLE FUND CHILDREN’S
PONY MEDAL EQUITATION FINALS
Custom canvas print to winner
sponsored by Teresa Ramsay
To qualify for the Children’s Pony Medal Equitation
Finals, the top twenty point accruers based on a 10-
6-4-2-1-.5 multiplied by the number of entries in the
class point system will be chosen. However, two blue
ribbons will be an automatic qualification. Points to
be scored 10-6-4-2-1-.5 multiplied by the number of
entries in the class regardless of classification of the
show. Finalists will be requested to ride over a course
of not less than 8 jumps; 2’3” for ponies not exceeding
12.2 hands, 2’6” for ponies over 12.2 hands and not
exceeding 13.2 hands, and ponies over 13.2 hands
not exceeding 14.2 hands, jump 3’. All VHSA Medal
Class courses must have at least two of the following
inside the course: a roll back turn, a broken or bending
line, an end jump, a narrow jump, or a long ride to a
single jump. Jumping faults of mount not to count.
Fall of pony or rider or two disobediences by a pony
does eliminate the finalist. A minimum of twelve rider,
if available, will be asked to return to show at a walk,
trot and canter and to perform additional tests at the
judge’s discretion. Martingales are prohibited on the
flat. Jumping phase to count 75 percent. Flat phase to
count 25 percent and following the flat phase, no less
than four riders will return for additional testing from
tests 1-18.

To qualify for the VHSA Pony Medal Equitation On The

Flat Finals, the top twenty point accruers based on a 10-
6-4-2-1-.5 multiplied by the number of entries in the class
point system will be chosen. However, two blue ribbons
will be an automatic qualification. Points to be scored 10-
6-4-2-1-.5 multiplied by the number of entries in the class
regardless of classification of the show. All riders must
show all working gaits (walk, trot, and canter) in both
directions as well as lengthening of stride at all working
gaits in each direction. The sitting trot should be a
working sitting trot. The counter canter in both directions
is required and no more than 12 riders may counter canter
at one time. The judge may request additional tests on
the flat as a group or individually. Regulation snaffles,
pelhams, and full bridles, all with cavesson nosebands
are permitted. A judge at their discretion may penalize
unconventional bits or nosebands. Martingales are
prohibited.
 SOCIAL SCHEDULE

Wednesday
Morning Donuts & Juice Sponsored by Teresa Ramsay
Pizza Lunch sponsored by Warrenton Pony Show

Thursday
Morning Donuts & Juice Sponsored by Teresa Ramsay
Luncheon hosted by the “Lunch Bunch”

Classic Rider’s Reception

Sponsored by Karen & Michael Crane and Warrenton Pony Show

Friday
Morning Donuts & Juice Sponsored by Teresa Ramsay

VHSA/LMCF Medal Finals Reception

Sponsored by Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund and EMO Agency

Saturday
Morning Donuts & Juice Sponsored by Teresa Ramsay

Warrenton Pony Show / Country Chevrolet Pony Classic Reception

Sponsored by Alexandra & William Lohr

Sunday
Morning Donuts & Juice Sponsored by Teresa Ramsay
Cake compliments of The Warrenton Pony Show
 SPECIAL TROPHIES AT WARRENTON
RUTH O’KEEFE MEREDITH SPORTSMANSHIP PERPETUAL TROPHY
Trophy awarded to the Junior Rider who best exhibits the qualities of good sportsmanship, valued by Ruth above all other qualities in a
young rider. The rider will be chosen by the judge and the show committee. The trophy will be awarded by her family.
1996 Mariana Bishop 2007 Caroline Ball
1997 Matthew Lowe 2008 Connor Deal
1998 Caitlin Lane 2009 Blair St. Ledger-Olson
1999 Sarah Tyndall 2010 Madeline Lohr, Barbara Ann Merryman
2000 Jessica van Brocklin 2011 Madeline Lohr
2001 Emily Bartlett 2012 Helen Lohr, Ethan May
2002 Christina Mangano 2013 Adam Edgar
2003 Elizabeth Coughlin 2014 Patrick Miller
2004 Vanessa Lavin 2015 Francesca Burby
2005 Kacy Jenkins 2016 ––
2006 Blair Curcie 2017 Cassidy Bosch

MARSHALL P. HAWKINS GRAND CHAMPION MEMORIAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded in memory of Marshall Hawkins to the animal accumulating the most points in the recognized divisions. Trophy
donated by Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Hoovler.
1994 Lands End Spring Rain, Courtney Somers 2006 Little Black Pearl, Devon Walther
1995 Silver Belle, Caitlin Lane 2007 Hidden Spring Wood Star, Brooke Cole
1996 Among the Stars, Caitlin Lane 2008 Feathers McGraw, McKenzie Canard
1997 Foxlairs Poker, Caitlin Lane 2009 Highlands Bridget Jones, Avery Finkel
1998 Rosecroft Wise Guy, Drew Taylor 2010 Lakeview Pickpocket, Lauren Rockwell
1999 Princess Caroline, Caitlin McNaughton 2011 Anabel, Grace Anne Owens
2000 Solitare, Evan Coluccio & Ransom, Betty Oare 2012 Ledinjadou Exclusively Dun, Lauren Rockwell
2001 The Patriot, Keri Guanicale 2013 Practical, Elise Ledsinger
2002 Stolen Moments, Betty Oare 2014 Captain Jack, Jillian Ehrenzeller
2003 The Patriot, Keri Guanicale 2015 Bluestocking, Morgan Rosia
2004 Chateau, Vanessa Lavin 2016 Blue a Kiss, Virginia Bonnie
2005 Chanteuse, Kacy Jenkins 2017 Stole the Show, Francesca Dussek

HELEN B. HOWARD LOCAL GRAND CHAMPION CHALLENGE TROPHY

Trophy awarded in memory of Helen B. (Polly) Howard to the exhibitor with the most number of points (on a single entry)
in regular local hunter divisions. Must be won three times by the same exhibitor for permanent possession. Trophy donated
by her daughter, Mrs. Helen C. Wiley, and will be presented by her.
1996 Savannah Rose, Hillcrest Farm 2007 Courtash Karousal, Caroline Nicewonder
1997 Borrowed Wealth, Virginia Skeens 2008 Cedar Spring McDreamy, Maggie Pollard
1998 Bold Expression, Kimberly Snead 2009 Cloud Nine, Morgan Rodgers
1999 Buy Me Pearls, Matt Lowe 2010 Cool Spring, Reilly Canard
2000 Risky Business, Abby McGuire 2011 Chawton, E. Sue Bopp
2001 Hillcrest Blue Sapphire, Devon Walther 2012 Sneak-A-Peek, Lauren Fraser
2002 Aims To Please, Christina Mangano 2013 Redrock, Rachel Hammes; Sneak-A-Peek, Lauren Fraser
2003 That’s That, Betty R. Oare 2014 Spring Place, Patrick Miller
2004 Nautica, Christine Fiore 2015 Spring Place, Patrick Miller
2005 Regalo, Betty Oare 2016 Zazu, Betty Oare
2006 Bruce, Sari Deslauries 2017 Nimbustwothousand, Patty Arwine

JAMES A. CANTWELL, SR. MEMORIAL TROPHY

To be presented to the pony accumulating the most points in one of the Regular, Small, Medium or Large Pony or Green Small, Medium,
or Large Pony. Trophy donated by Pam Cantwell Baker’s “Pony People.”
1995 Silver Belle, Caitlin Lane 2007 Courtash Karousal, Hannah Spiegler; Anakin, Shawn Casady
1996 Child’s Play, Jessica Garchik 2008 Feathers McGraw, McKenzie Canard; Devil Mint, Dani Dipietro
1997 Are You Kidding, Sarah Rodgers 2009 Flash Gordon, Lauren Rockwell
1998 Rosecraft Wise Guy, Drew Taylor 2010 Meadowbrooks Elegant Edition, Madeline Lohr
1999 Quoth The Raven, Courtney Somers 2011 Meadowbrooks Elegant Edition, Madeline Lohr;
2000 Cinnaburst, Keri Guanicale Picturesque Decade, April Sautter
2001 The Patriot, Keri Guanicale 2012 Blue On Blue, Madeline Lohr
2002 Land’s End Madhatter, Nicole Brow 2013 Picante, Madeline Schaefer
2003 The Patriot, Keri Guanicale 2014 Captain Jack, Jillian Ehrenzeller
2004 Tristan’s Party Shoes, Samantha Schaefer 2015 Glynmagic Cover Girl, Emma Pell
2005 Jade Falls, Samantha Schaefer; Summer, Allison Wynne 2016 Blue a Kiss, Virginia Bonnie
2006 Truly Noble, Samantha Schaefer 2017 Our Song, Annabella Bozzuto
 VIRGINIA WIRE & FABRIC CO. PERPETUAL TROPHY
Trophy awarded to Grand Champion Junior Hunter. Donated by the Clementi Family.
1995 Arkus, Sheila Motley 2007 Cowboy Up, Harrison Stone
1996 Aslan, North Cliff Farm 2008 River Mist, Devon Walther
1997 Serengeti, Leigh Szubrowski 2009 Saving Grace, Evy Carroll
1998 Grappa, Chiara Parlagreco 2010 Hawk Mountain, Ashley Burke
1999 The Pirateer, Caitlin Lane 2011 Huntley, Parker Van de Water
2000 Solitare, Evan Coluccio 2012 Cover Art, Madeline Lohr
2001 Shades of Grey, Elizabeth Coughlin 2013 Lorenzo, Madeline Lohr
2002 Classic Sun, Elizabeth Coughlin 2014 Pin-Up, Lily Barber
2003 Private Label, Elizabeth Coughlin 2015 Lavaletto, Zoe Lewczak
2004 Chateau, Vanessa Lavin 2016 Tuscan Sky, Taylor Morrison
2005 Chanteuse, Kacy Jenkins 2017 First Love, Katie Solomons

BILLY ENGLAND MEMORIAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Younger Adult Amateur Champion.
1998 Kool, Laura Scharfenberg 2008 Brilliant, J.C. Kennedy
1999 Boddington Gold, Ann Garnett 2009 Donnerkind, Kathryn Clapp
2000 Tally Ho, Chiara Parlegreco 2010 Catalyst, Beth Johnson
2001 Night Train, Honey Johnson 2011 Lord Ashley, Chiara Parlegreco
2002 Navarre, Karyn Zambrano 2012 All The Answers, Alyse Howse
2003 Crown Point, Gary Zook 2013 Juliet, Kathryn Davilli
2004 Rock Steady, Stuart Landin 2014 Little Whiskey Girl, Shannon Ferguson
2005 Walkabout, Rosalie Morton 2015 Barrister, Devon Zebrovious
2006 Private Malone, Andrew Parker 2016 Son of a Sailor, Neysa Bryant
2007 Quatro, Kirkland Brown 2017 Lost Love, Brianna Sims

THE BARBARA H. WOOLMAN PERPETUAL MEMORIAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Adult Amateur Hunter Champion. Donated by friends listed on the back of the trophy.
1996 Monticello, Mrs. Gordon Wheeler 2007 Top Brass, Elizabeth Sponseller
1997 Monticello, Mrs. Gordon Wheeler 2008 On The Air, Lysa Burke Horkan
1998 Kool, Laura Scharfenburg 2009 Donnerkind, Kathryn Clapp; Well Suited, Baba Zipkin
1999 Monticello, Mrs. Gordon Wheeler 2010 On The Air, Lysa Burke Horkan
2000 Tally Ho, Chiara Parlegreco 2011 Too Much Fun, Lysa Burke Horkan
2001 Nonetheless, Betty Oare 2012 All The Answers, Alyse Howse
2002 Navarre, Karyn Zambrano 2013 Capone, Betty Oare
2003 Sandstorm, Polly Cooley 2014 Nimrod, Kerry Hannon
2004 Next Step, Gary Peterson 2015 Barrister, Devon Zebrovious
2005 Regalo, Betty R. Oare 2016 Son of a Sailor, Neysa Bryant
2006 Honor, Heather Deane 2017 Lost Love, Brianna Sims

MARGARET B. LITTLE MEMORIAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Breeding Champion. Donated by Bud Little.
1998 Tantallon Rhythm N’ Blues, Clinton O. Raymond 2008 Falling Moon Manhattan, T. B. Pollack & Beall Spring Farm
1999 Rapunzel, Perry Peterson 2009 Falling Moon Cabaret, Thora Pollack
2000 Rosecroft Smart Alec, W. Gary Baker 2010 Woodlands Magic Rain, Edee Ancell McGregor
2001 Fairfield’sForgetMeNot,RobinB.Greenwood&CarrieCamp 2011 Falling Moon Cabaret, Thora Pollack, Beall Spring Farm
2002 Fairfield’s Forget Me Not, Robin B. Greenwood 2012 Kenley Trademark, Terry Holmes
2003 More Better, Nancy C. Moore 2013 Julia, Stewart Kohler
2004 Spring Fever, Beall Spring Farm 2014 Orchard Hill’s Dragonfly, Oliver Brown & Orchard Hill Farm
2005 As Ever, Kathryn Southard 2015 Papillon, Stewart Kohler
2006 Plum Delicious, Moriah Farm 2016 Viceroy, Richard Taylor
2007 Falling Moon Manhattan, T. B. Pollack & Beall Spring Farm 2017 Viceroy, Drew Taylor
 THE CHARLES S. GILL MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY
Trophy awarded to Local Large Pony Champion. Donated by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Payne and Susie.
1984 Smallwood Showers, Sheridan Dold 2001 Picabo Street, Alex Paparsenos
1985 State’s Pride, Kristina Paul 2002 Moonshadow, Charlotte Harris
1986 Hail ‘N Hardy, Zan Martin 2003 Absolutely Fabulous, Tamara Morse
1987 Skipping School, Jim Chaplin 2004 Moonshadow, Charlotte Harris
1988 Zim’s Knee High, Susan Russell 2005 Wild Card Cody, Alexa Wilbrandt
1989 Lady Macbeth, J. A. Hartman 2006 Sneak Preview, Erin Flynn
1990 Illusion, Ashmont Farm, Ltd. 2007 Woodland’s Me First, Hannah Spiegler
1991 Snausages, Cynthia Thrift 2008 Texas Hold ‘Em, Ping Ni
1992 Bull Run King, Susan Bernabucci 2009 Sneak-A-Peek, Jessica Chapell
1993 First Frost, Jennie Carleton 2010 Cool Springs, Reilly Canard
1994 Reaching for the Stars, Margaret Barland 2011 After The Laughter, Mali Selman
1995 Silver Belle, Caitlin Lane 2012 Sneak-A-Peek, Lauren Fraser
1996 Savannah Rose, Hillcrest Farms, Ltd. 2013 Sneak-A-Peek, Lauren Fraser
1997 Snausages, Betsey Parker 2014 Spring Place, Patrick Miller
1998 Bold Expression, Kimberly Snead 2015 Spring Place, Patrick Miller
1999 Findeh Pescado, Maxine Janes 2016 Irish Rambler, Stephanie Vazquez
2000 Starlight Run, Leigh Stitzer 2017 Back Bay’s Face Value, Krystiana Stephens

“BRIGHTON SAY WHEN” MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Young Entry Hunter Champion. Donated by Jeff, Carol and Andy Cooper.
1992 Shalimar of Cedarcrest, Gayle Barland 2005 Dolce Vita, Kathleen Barkema
1993 Sneak-A-Peek, Avery Shepard 2006 Houdini, Krista Smickley
1994 Benlea Tempo, Avery Shepard 2007 Buckles, Boots-N-Spurs, Mary Elizabeth Cordea
1995 My Delight, Kristin Wellington 2008 Picturesque Mocha Latte, Samantha Hailey
1996 Paint By Numbers, Samantha Gritz 2009 Amazing Grace, Marie Lerch
1997 Farnley, Abigale Gonzalez 2010 Splash Art, Phoebe Bain
1998 Bradley, Fraley Coles 2011 Sand Castle, Spencer Davis
1999 Field Mouse, Elizabeth Abramson 2012 Who’s On Top, Victoria Pelletier
2000 No Worries, Morgan Fields 2013 Gold Lust, Sophie-Ann Stremple
2001 See Spot Jump, Meredith Harris 2014 Dance Til Dawn, Aubrie Wyatt
2002 Luck of the Draw, Tara Thorpe 2015 Sand Castle, Katherine Gonzalez
2003 A Promise Made, Kelsey Jeffries 2016 White Oak No Small Affair, Mackenzie Toone
2004 I Think I Can, Melissa Seventko 2017 Square Deal, Catherine Harmon

“ROYAL DOLL” PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Local Small/Medium Pony Champion. Donated by the Hoovler Family.
1993 Beaugart, Pam Simoneau 2006 Justin Credible, Blair Curcie
1994 Goodday Sunshine, Baily Bent 2007 Courtash Karousel, Caroline Nicewonder
1995 Rikki Tikki Tavi, Caitlin Lane 2008 Cedar Spring McDreamy, Maggie Pollard
1996 Champagne Bubbles, Shareshten K. Senior 2009 Cloud Nine, Morgan Rodgers
1997 Borrowed Wealth, Virginia Skeens 2010 Sharper Image, Lauren Fraser
1998 Sunny Side Up, Paige Nichols 2011 Cedar Spring McDreamy, Blake Bogin;
1999 Beaugart, Diana Friedman M&M Touch of Blue, Lauren Rockwell
2000 Risky Business, Abby McGuire 2012 Jack Black, Ellia Giuliani
2001 Hillcrest Blue Sapphire, Devon Walther 2013 Damingo, Adam Edgar
2002 Hillcrest Blue Sapphire, Devon Walther 2014 Kelviden Wave Dancer, Margo Tack
2003 Looked Twice, Emily C. Watt 2015 Cedar Spring McDreamy, Emma Smith
2004 Dunkeroo, April Sautter 2016 Neapolitan, Sarah Semko
2005 Cedar Spring River Dance, April Sautter 2017 Nimbustwothousand, Patty Arwine

THE MILDRED FOSTER GAINES PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Grand Champion Children’s Hunter. Donated by the Gaines Family.
1998 From Virginia, Carrie du Pont;
The Missing Link, Amanda Hartmann 2008 Protocol, Kelsey Jefferies
1999 Best Regards, Alexandra Sheretz 2009 Weston, Madison Zimmerman
2000 Aims to Please, Christina Mangano 2010 Chartwell, Madison Zimmerman
2001 Consider This, Christy Graves 2011 Nimrod, Devan Graham
2002 Westward, Lauren Graves 2012 Seymore, Lauren Fraser
2003 Flora, Kate Thomas 2013 Luxurious, Alexandra Gilbertson
2004 Juliet, Kathryn Davilli 2014 Copeland, Eliza van der Woude
2005 Senator, Meghan Shader 2015 Take Flight, Natalie Tobin
2006 Blues Traveler, Emma Horoszczak 2016 Colonial BHF, Ethan Mave
2007 Protocol, Kelsey Jefferies 2017 Emerald City, Celine Kimata
 THE HOWARD “DEACON” LAWSON MEMORIAL TROPHY
Trophy awarded to Local Junior/Amateur Champion. Donated by the Howland Family and Land Ho Farm.
1994 Strike The Set, Betty Oare 2006 Bruce, Sari Deslauriers
1995 Natalie Mills 2007 Master Plan, Rachel Webster
1996 Right On Time, Tiffany Mueller 2008 Rosalyn, Betty Oare
1997 Camden Jones 2009 Five O’Clock Somewhere, Wendy Grifford
1998 The Missing Link, Amanda Hartmann 2010 Fargo, Kathryn Maginnis
1999 Buy Me Pearls, Matt Lowe 2011 Chawton, E. Sue Bopp
2000 Murphy Brown, Samantha Lavin 2012 San Romano, Kathy Danielson
2001 Surprise, Christina Mangano 2013 Redrock, Rachel Hammes
2002 Aims To Please, Christina Mangano 2014 Delorian, Devan Graham; Denny, Lauren Walker
2003 That’s That, Betty Oare 2015 Triple Crown Romance, Olivia Pringle
2004 Nautica, Christine Fiore 2016 Zazu, Betty Oare
2005 Regalo, Betty R. Oare 2017 Doctor Blue, Devan Graham

THE “WINNIE” HOWLAND MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Grand Champion Children’s Pony Hunter. Donated by Bill, Cyndy, Lauren Hair, and Avery Sheperd.
2006 Farnley Hi Fashion, Robyn Burton 2012 Blue Valentine, Hannah Toering
2007 RPH Take One, Kara Smickley 2013 Mischief Managed, Rhiana Hughes
2008 Whispering Hill, Catherine Dipietro 2014 Hobby Creeks Gray Goose, Courtney Morton
2009 Cosmopolitan Girl, Kirklen Peterson 2015 Spring Place, Patrick Miller
2010 Telynau Monarch of the Glen, Leah Eller 2016 SCF Over the Rainbow, Christa Strasel
2011 Kiss The Rain, Rachel Tanio 2017 Sugar on Top, Katherine Gonzalez

THE SYCAMORE RIDGE FARM TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Halfbred Connemara Champion.
2009 S. R. Diamonds for Diva, Caroline Shipe 2014 Denver’s High Ceol Caliber, Kathryn Vasquez
2010 Talari’s Junior McVai, Riley Moore 2015 S.R. Eastern Lily, Maggie Butters & Caroline Shipe
2011 Sycamore Ridge Irish Lace, Kamerra Brown 2016 Grendel McVai, Katie Zube
2012 Sycamore Ridge Irish Lace, Justine Weaver 2017 Oakfields Carnelian, Katy Carter
2013 Sycamore Ridge Irish Lace, Justine Weaver

THE SHANAGARRY FARM TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Purebred Connemara Champion.
2011 Sycamore Ridge Eve, Ivy Sandberg 2015 Oakfield’s Peridot, Jennifer Daly
2012 Rock My World, Sandra Zimmerli 2016 Oakfield’s Peridot, Sarah Moran
2013 Sycamore Ridge Eve, Ivy Sandberg 2017 Picturesque Heartbreaker, Marina Franco
2014 Oakfield’s Copper Sparrow, Jennifer Daly

“BOOGIE AT MIDNIGHT” TROPHY

Trophy awarded to winner of Leadline (4-7 years old).
2011 Midnight Snack, Kellsey Stern 2015 Churchill, Skylar Ward
2012 Serena, Jordan Schneider 2016 Primer’s Jewel, Charlotte Tufts
2013 Poetic Justice, Emmy Buchanan 2017 Longacre Maybelle, Irelyn Diemar
2014 Prime Suspect, Jake Stern

CHARLIE DASHIELL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to winner of Leadline (under 4 years old).
2011 Rofantina Apollo, Madison Bodmer 2015 My McDreamy, Madeline Hashwah
2012 Tag A Long, Megen Meehan 2016 Pinky Promise, Madelyn Drunagel
2013 Gayfields Pattycakes, Lexi Caewood 2017 Something to Talk About, Lucille J. Lutz
2014 Duncan’s Smarty Pants, Caroline Tufts

CHAMPION SMALL PONY HUNTER PERPETUAL TROPHY

In memory of “Flash Gordon” and presented by the Rockwell Family.
2011 Picante, Madeline Schaefer 2015 Forget Me Not, Emma Pell
2012 Blue On Blue, Madeline Schaefer 2016 Sparkle, Fielding Stichman
2013 Picante, Madeline Schaefer 2017 Our Song, Annabella Bozzuto

“FANCY FOOTSTEPS” MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to winner of Walk-Trot Class and presented by the Hair and Canard Families in memory of “Fancy.”
2011 Gayfields Pattycake, Kelly Baumgart 2015 Splashy Affair, Corinne Schilling
2012 Tantallon Special Edition, Addison Bzdak 2016 Glenhaven Adelaide, Alexandra Cawood
2013 Tiddlywinks, Helena Weiss 2017 Yours Truly, Caroline Pennington
2014 Dipped In Silver, Marie Presgrave
 RACHEL L. GRAY AND COLT HILLS FARM MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY
Trophy awarded to the winner of the Best Young Pony. Trophy donated by the Warrenton Horse Works and Anna L. Russau, VMD.
2015 Papillon, Drew Taylor 2017 Viceroy, Drew Taylor
2016 Viceroy, Richard Taylor

LIMIT EQUITATION DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY

Trophy awarded in memory of Sister Mary Olive O’Connell and presented by Rose Landoll and family.
2011 Field of Imagination, Anne Diehl 2015 Spring Place, Patrick Miller
2012 Take Flight, Shannon Keany 2016 She’s a Rock Star, Lindsay McCarron
2013 Luxurious, Alexandra Gilbertson 2017 Formal Attire, Cassidy Bosch
2014 My Sweet Valentine, Adam Edgar; Sandstone, Erin Gill

“TWILIGHT ZONE” MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Children’s Large Pony Hunter Champion.
2013 Mischief Managed, Rhiana Hughes 2016 Stoneledge Coralea, Kate Howlin
2014 Hobby Creeks Gray Goose, Courtney Morton 2017 Starstruck, Samantha Green
2015 Spring Place, Patrick Miller

MEADOWBROOK ELEGANT EDITION CHALLENGE TROPHY

Trophy awarded to the Warrenton Pony Hunter Classic winner. Trophy donated by the Lohr Family.
2013 Frosted, Madeline Schaefer 2016 Blue a Kiss, Virginia Bonnie
2014 Swizzelstick, Trinity Hammerschmidt 2017 Glannant Jackpot, Ava Smith
2015 Peridot, Courtney Morton

SIGNFARM PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to the winner of the Pony Hunt Team Class. Trophy donated by the Lewczak Family.
2016 Say Goodnight Gracie, Jennifer Markey &
Poplar Place Pied Piper, Emily Popp

CHARLES “CHUCK” T. HOOVLER MEMORIAL TROPHY

The volunteer award donated by Wilma Hoovler and Family.
2012 Tommy Lee Jones 2015 Glenn Moody
2013 Donna Giampa, Robin McGuire 2016 Wayne Eubank
2014 Teresa Ramsay 2017 Lee Cross

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