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August 26, 2010
NEWS FROM USEF'S 28 BREEDS AND DISCIPLINES                 
Hunter/Jumper
Tosh, Lonestar Victorious in International Hunter Derby Finals
Hunt Tosh and Lonestar.
Photo by Shawn McMillen.
Tosh and Hunter Derby winner
Lexington, KY
- Hunt Tosh waited in anticipation after his final round. He'd dominated the first round and after a powerful second round he thought there was a chance the night could be his, but it wasn't until the scores went up that he knew he'd become the winner of the second annual 2010 $100,000 The Chronicle of the Horse/USHJA International Hunter Derby Finals.

It was August 21, the night everyone had been anxiously waiting for, and there were only two more rounds to go before Tosh's victory was secured. Being held in the lovely venue of the indoor arena at the Kentucky Horse Park only added to thrill and to add a touch of class and tradition, black tie dress was asked.
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Saddlebred 
ASHALive Webcast of World's Championship Horse Show Set for Sixth Straight Year
ashalive screen grabLexington, KY - The American Saddlebred Horse Association (ASHA), in conjunction with the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) this year, will once again be providing live streaming video of the Kentucky State Fair World's Championship Horse Show (WCHS) from Louisville's Freedom Hall, beginning Sunday, August 22, through Saturday, August 28.

The class schedule, up to date entries, results, plus the action from each class inside the ring, are all part of the WCHS online experience, available at www.ASHALive.net. ASHA's daily publication, American Saddlebred Daily, which features show results, photos, and various editorial containing news and Saddlebred related activities during Kentucky State Fair, will also be available online. Access the class schedule, entries, results, ASHA news, and each issue of American Saddlebred Daily from www.ASHALive.net.

Dressage
Steinberg Named USEF National Dressage Youth Coach
Jeremy Steinberg
Photo by Mary Cornelius. 
Jeremy Steinberg
Lexington, KY
- Accomplished High Performance Dressage competitor Jeremy Steinberg of Kirkland, WA has been appointed as the inaugural USEF National Dressage Youth Coach. The 1996 NAJYRC Gold medalist, Steinberg's career developed from the Young Rider ranks into successfully training and competing horses at all levels from Young Horse to Grand Prix, including international competitions and the U.S. League Finals for the FEI World Cup.

The USEF Youth Dressage Programs are currently under construction, and will become a critical link in the pipeline for development of future riders.
 
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Search for ShowNet Mobile
in the Apple iTunes App Store
ShowNet Mobile is here! We now offer our LIVE system through our first to market iPhone application. Blackberry and Android applications will be available soon.

shownet mobile screensKentucky Horse Shows and ShowNet Video bring this special one-time promotional offer to Apple iPhone users.
Special Promotion!
Access ALL Kentucky 2010 horse show results and video data, and live Traders Point and the Kentucky Summer final show for just $50! This low price includes ALL available video for all of these shows, some 10,000 video clips available for just $50, only available through your ShowNet Mobile app.
NOTE: Video is not available for the Traders Point horse shows.
Promotion Shows: Kentucky Spring 1, Kentucky Spring 2, Kentucky Summer 1, Kentucky Summer 2, Young Riders, Junior Hunter Finals, USEF Pony Finals, Trader Point Horse Show and Kentucky Summer Final.
View ShowNet Mobile on iTunes!
International Disciplines
This Week in International Disciplines
Dressage

In Saugerties, NY, the Centerline Events at HITS on the Hudson CDI-W took place. Coming off a strong sixth place finish at the National Grand Prix Championships at the 2010 Collecting Gaits Farm/USEF Dressage Festival of Champions, Jan Ebeling and Rafalca won both the Grand Prix and Grand Prix Freestyle. Pierre St. Jacques and Lucky Tiger (fifth at the National Grand Prix Championships) took second in both classes.

Heather Mason and Glen Emeril finished just behind Canadian Amanda Holzer in the Prix St. Georges and Intermediaire I and won the Intermediaire I Freestyle with a score of 71.750%.
 
Andalusian & Friesian
IALHA Region I, IFSHA Region 10 Championships A Success
Xena Vimercati's Sjoerd was named Halter and Performance Champion.
Photo by Tass Jones
friesian horse
August 20, 2010
- Mardi Gras came at a different time and place this year. On August 12-15, the IALHA Region I and IFSHA Region 10 Championships were held in Burbank, CA, at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center.

This year's theme was Mardi Gras, and the decorations were fabulous. Included with parties, was also a stall decorations contest. This show is well known for its ability to create a fun time for its exhibitors and has been touted as one of the best.
 
Para-Equestrian
USEF Names Para-Equestrian Replacement for Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games
Lexington, KY - Short listed Para-Equestrian athlete Holly Bergay has had to withdraw her horse from consideration for the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. Per the USEF Selection Procedure for the US Para-Equestrian Team, this horse rider combination has been replaced and Erin Alberda (Woodinville, WA) has moved up into the tenth spot on the ranking with Delectari.
 
Greeting Cards Available through The Race for Education
weg card imageThe Race for Education - a non-profit scholarship foundation - has created a series of cards that feature artwork by renown artist Andre Pater. The original artworks will be sold at auction during the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games on September 30, but you can now have these beautiful images in the form of greeting cards.
 
Cards are 5x7 and sold in groups of four at a cost of $20. Proceeds go to assist the North American Junior & Young Rider Championships.
 
To learn more, contact Race for Education at (859) 252-8648. 
 
 
Driving 
USEF Mandatory Outings for U.S. Driving Team for Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games Begin August 28
Lexington, KY - The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) is hosting two Mandatory Outings for the Four-in-Hand Driving competitors who will be representing the United States at the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games.

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Check out the action from the 2010 Kentucky State Fair World's Championship Horse Show in Louisville.
Join us at ClubEquestrian.com for photos, video clips and  more! 
 
USEF Awards
USEF Youth Sportsman's Award Nominations Due October 1, 2010
Maxi Gumprecht, far right, won the 2009 USEF Youth Sportsman's Award.
USEF Archive/Geoff Bugbee 
2009 youth sportsman charter winner
Lexington, KY
- Applications for the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) Youth Sportsman's Award, sponsored by Breyer Animal Creations®, are to be submitted to the applicable USEF Recognized Associations or International Discipline Associations by October 1, 2010.

Focused on developing leaders in equestrian sport, this award recognizes young equestrians who are members of both USEF and a USEF Recognized Association or International Discipline Association, who exhibit exceptional leadership potential and a commitment to equestrian sport.
 

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