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October 2010
Eventing & Fashion

Letter from the Editor CF Equestrian

When Central Florida Equestrian magazine first launched, it was my intention to include Dressage &
Eventing in every issue. The majority of our readers are Hunters & Jumpers so the content typically Is a FREE MONTHLY publication
follows. I believe this issue, dedicated to Eventing, will help capture the interest of our Combined available at retail, service & show
Training enthusiasts and it is my hope that Central Florida Equestrian will begin consistently filling locations around central, north
with news & photos from multi-disciplines.
and parts of south Florida.
This Eventing issue is also dedicated to a very dear childhood friend & fellow eventer, Kristi (Harper) SOON to be FL Equestrian!
Spivey, who passed away in November 2007. The timing isn't really about her passing- her birthday If YOU are unable to find a copy
is November 4th. There will someday be a Training Level Memorial trophy dedicated in her name to
one of the FL USEA events where she competed. please tell us where you shop or
order a subscription.
Hard to believe the year has flown by so quickly. All the hype & promotion of the 2010 Alltech FEI Annual Subscription Service
World Equestrian Games and it is FINALLY here. A BIG Thanks to Erika for believing in us enough to
choose our regional publication to help promote this event. $30 yr 12 issues delivered first
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We have some great issues ahead! November covers the Games, Art, month is posted on homepage.
Books & Gifts (holidays are coming!). December is mostly about the
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Thank you for reading Central Florida Equestrian magazine.
Happy Riding,
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2010 American Eventing
Championships
Carol Ogden
President, FHTA
It was such a thrill to just BE at the
AEC's this year. It was an amazing
feat of coordination, taking care of
the competitors, scheduling, and
presenting one of the most beautiful
cross country courses in Area III!! (I
can only speak for Area III, as I don't
travel much out of the Southeast!)
Two grand prix size rings with
allweather
footing, fitting three
dressage rings in each, overlooked
by stadium seating under big tents
created an electric atmosphere for
both horses and spectators.
Everyone was stabled together,
making it easy to meet people from
all over the U.S. who made the trip to
compete in the largest horse trials in
the history of the sport (700+ horses!).
Chattahoochie Hills, owned by
Carl Boukaert, is a magnificent
facility in Fairburn, Georgia. The
cross-country course is laid out along
the Chattahoochie River bottom, so
one could see the entire course from
one vantage point on the hill. In the
center is a huge water complex
complete with turquoise water,
which made for some exciting rides!
Although they had to bring in ten
temporary tents for stabling for all
the horses entered, the permanent
stabling is first-class, and all of us
were treated to lots of "free stuff"
from the sponsors and organizers,
including electrolytes and joint
supplements, gift certificates,
buckets, and horse treats! (about
$100 worth of stuff!)
Our dressage warmup was good,
although they were ready for me 20
minutes earlier than scheduled. I
wasn't "quite" ready, so I opted to
spend about 10 more minutes
getting that "feeling" I needed, and
in we went. Brogan put in a pretty
nice test, although on his canter
circle to the left, unfortunately
switched leads behind (something
he hasn't done in months!).
That one hiccup cost us a LOT of
points in our test, and in company
with almost 60 other horses in my
division, cost us dearly in our final
averaged score from two judges of
38.7%, and put us in 40th place.
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Three hours later, we headed out
for our cross-country phase. There
were some big fences and technical
questions included in the 2500 meter
course, to be ridden at 470 mpm.
Brogan was very relaxed (probably
due to the heat!), and I warmed up
quietly trying not to expend too
much of his energy!
Out of the box he went, and the
"switch went on"!! He SAILED around
the course, taking everything in
stride, never hesitating at anything in
front of him! What a feeling!! For a
horse that spooks at any little thing
out on the trail, he stayed so
focused, not even paying any
attention to the hundreds of
spectators, golf carts, flags, etc. -- he I was very pleased, since he was in very
just looked for the next jump! One good company (Karen O'Connor & Kim
particular question included a big Severson, for instance!). I watched the
drop down a rounded bank with the top 10 horses jump, and several made the
ground falling away to a very tight same mistake (so I didn't feel QUITE so
right hand turn to an angled 2-stride badly!). All in all, it was a
skinny combination! Tricky, but doable wonderful experience for both of us.
if you didn't launch off the We came through it all happy, sound,
bank! He made easy work of it, and and full of a sense of accomplishment,
was on his way! regardless of the final placings. I might just
We came in 9 seconds under the have to try to qualify for NEXT year's
optimum time, which moved us up event!!
10 places in the standings to 30th
place. He recovered nicely after a
couple hosings, and then relaxed for
the rest of the day, while I enjoyed
watching the upper level horses
compete, shopping at the big trade
fair, and visiting with friends.
Friday morning I volunteered to
work helping the dressage stewards
at the lower grand prix ring.
Unfortunately, I didn't get to watch
the upper level horses do their
dressage, but nevertheless, saw
some amazing horses do some
nice tests! That afternoon we had
our stadium jumping round
over a large, flowing course.
Brogan was jumping beautifully, and as
we came into the last line, went
soaring over a maximum height/width
oxer, so I steadied him for the
upcoming one-stride in-andout, but
steadied TOO much and practically
buried him into the oxer - - BAD pilot
error on my part! He tried to turn himself
inside out to get over it cleanly, but
pulled a rail going into the
combination. He got out cleanly, and
over the last vertical alright, but ended
up with a 4-fault round. Nevertheless,
we only dropped one place in the
standings, and ended up in 31st place.
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The Florida Horse Trials Association, Inc. (FHTA) held its annual Spring Event Camp at Canterbury Equestrian
Showplace in May, 2010. Participants enjoyed a weekend of instruction by local experts in the areas of dressage,
stadium jumping, and cross country riding. Many campers had experience in field hunting or the show ring, but all
discovered the thrill and fun of eventing! Eventing is nothing else if not a social activity and campers and instructors
shared meals together in the Canterbury clubhouse, listened to guest speakers, and discussed various eventing
horse management related topics. The weekend concluded with a short mini-Horse Trial, complete with prizes and ribbons for the
most successful rides! Our sponsors provided funds to help defray costs as well as donations of awards and goodie bag items.

FHTA held their 7th Annual Awards Luncheon August15, 2010 at the Ocala Hilton, in the heart of horse country. Attendees
received goodie bags stuffed with sponsor-supplied items such as fly spray, horse cookies, horse magazines, and horse-related
literature. Silent auction items were enthusiastically bid on during the course of the Luncheon, as well. Everyone took home a
prize, as we were once again the recipients of many door prizes and tack company coupons. Stopping just long enough to
enjoy the delicious buffet lunch, the program continued with speakers from several Florida eventing venues as well as a key
note address by a veterinarian from the UF Veterinary Teaching Hospital on the topic of respiratory issues in sport horses.

Visit the website for more information, membership forms & event calendar
www.FHTA.addr.com
FHTA is a 501c3 non-profit statewide eventing organization dedicated to rider education relating to competitive success and
safety. The funds we raise from our silent auction and cash donations enable us to maintain a website with a yearly omnibus of
sanctioned competitions, defray costs of the Luncheon and member awards, as well as organize the Spring Event Camp. Our
members earn points (Legs) towards great awards in each eventing phase, at each level of competition. Points never expire
and are based on achievement rather than class placings. FHTA-sanctioned activities provide high quality competitions at
affordable prices and include both USEA-recognized and schooling events, hunter paces, h/j shows, dressage shows and more!
Visit our website to find out how YOU can join the fun!

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 Conditioning The Event Horse in Florida
The Sunshine State has much to offer
event horses of all levels. Whether
you are competing at the schooling
Tadpole (entry level) or Advanced,
FL offers forgiving footing, lots of
schooling and recognized events
and a climate that allows one to
enjoy the sport 9 months of the year.
Many flock to Florida as early as
Oct and remain here until April.
Despite the many advantages of
competing in our state, conditioning
can be challenging. The main issues
we face are a lack of varied terrain
and often heat and humidity that
combine to make even low level
fitness difficult.
Having conditioned a variety of
horses in FL over the past 15 yrs that
range from the lower levels all the
way to a CCI **** (long format), I’m
quite familiar with what works and
have shared some helpful guidelines
& useful tips.
Before You Start
Before starting any conditioning
program it is advisable to get a basic
read on your horse’s general health.
Some things to consider: weight,
body conditioning score, resting
temperature, pulse & respiration & a
CBC blood chemistry read. It’s also
a good idea to take photos of
overall condition including hooves.
This may be "over the top" for most,
so consider it the IDEAL start. It is
advisable to inform your vet and
farrier about your intentions as they
may have advice and really should
be interested in your pursuits.
You might also contact your horse’s
previous owner to see what program
was used in the past and to inquire
about any issues that may have
arisen.
Finally, ASK a seasoned event rider or
trainer... You can always learn from
what DID NOT work for them!
Please keep in mind that any sound
horse in regular work should be
capable of competing at Novice.
Regular work plus short canters once
a week usually suffice. For the
Training Level, move up to easy
gallops & Interval training once a
week. The Preliminary Level requires
a more structured program and the
Intermediate, Advanced and FEI
Levels for sure demand planning,
time and guidance.
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Footing Considerations
Wherever you intend to do your
conditioning, be attentive to the
footing. Limiting yourself to an arena
will not suffice even at the lower
levels. If you do not have access to
riding fields or trails, I advise trailering
to a facility. You need to practice
"outdoor" riding to become
competent at the Cross-Country
(XC) phase.
Regarding footing basics, soft
going (deep sand) can lead to soft
tissue injuries; hard going can result
in excessive concussion. FL is more
noted for deep, sandy footing.
Do consider your horse’s
conformation. The more upright the
pastern the more concussion your
horse will endure. A more sloping
pastern will be more prone to strains
from soft going footing.
Ensure Properly Fitted Equipment
Be certain that your tack &
equipment fits correctly. Boots can
cause rubbing or worse when
improperly fastened. TIP: We
powder the legs prior to booting and
Vaseline or Desitin the heels to
protect from FL moisture.
Safety
If leaving your property alone, alert
someone and have a cell phone
with you.
Common Sense
You can get fancy and use a heart
rate monitor and other devices; DO
NOT become dependent upon
them. It’s important to know & be
guided by your horse. Similarly, avoid
the amateur trap of feeling locked
into a set program. IF today's session
dictates cantering for 6 mins and
your horse does not feel content
dealing with it, SLOW DOWN & DO
LESS.
Scheduling Interval Training
Most event riders will use some
form of Interval Training (schedule in
next column) and will work
backwards from a big event. Using a
calendar, riders will designate
competition dates (that include XC
phase) as conditioning rides then
mark days off. Choose conditioning
days no closer than 5 days & no farther
than 8 days apart. The day
after is best devoted to a day off or
Hilda & Extravagance
at the water at Rolex
very easy flat or light hacking day. I
like to jog our horses the day after
they "gallop" to check soundness.
Likewise any FEI horse will be jogged
regularly for our vet to assess.
Interval Training schedule for
Training Level & Below
(MPM=meters per minute)
Every 5-8 days warm up with a long
walk, 5- 10 min trot work followed by
5-10 mins of walking. Next, do 3 sets
of 3 minute canters (at your
competition speed) with a 2 min
walk break between each set. Finish
with a 10-20 min walk.
The idea behind this training is to
get your horse’s heart rate working
at 60 percent above the resting rate,
maintain it for (at low levels) 3 mins.
Then rest a min or two without
allowing the heart rate to return to
resting rate and repeat two more
times.
Upper level horses Prelim & Above
Up to 3 sets of 8 min canter intervals.
Note: the Intermediate and
Advanced horses DO NOT need to
gallop all intervals at their
competition speeds. TIP: I typically
stay at a medium canter (400 mpm)
and move up to the competition
speed during the last minute within a
set. I also try to add hill work as a
substitute for speed work. I will
incorporate some sprints and every
5-10 days fit in up to 40 mins of
straight trotting. We (at Ashmore)
hack out for long walks (2 hrs) once
 Conditioning The Event Horse in Florida
Conditioning the Event
Horse in FL, continued
a week. These walks out on the West
Orange Trail build a nice base and
are quite relaxing.
During your conditioning rides it is
a smart idea to mark out an area set
at the speed your level requires (350-
570 mpm). If you can canter this
distance within 1 minute, you are
riding at the correct speed for your
level; if it takes you longer than 1
min you know you need to move on
you are going too fast for the level
and run the risk of being stopped on
course or acquiring speed faults at
the lower levels.
Important Guidline:
Your horse’s breeding, conformation,
past fitness level and history will
influence your interval lengths as will
footing and weather.
Conditioning After Care
Check your horse’s legs for heat,
pain or swelling. If your horse stays in
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at night, it may be wise to
poultice or set up legs with
liniment. Lots of extra's can be
done like using a massage
blanket, so much River depends
on your horse, the level AND
your resources. TIP: At Ashmore,
we routinely ice our horses after
a conditioning ride and often
pack their feet. These are the
Full Gallop Horse Trials, SC
(Stadium) same practices we
use at the events so we like to
incorporate them into
our regular routine.
News Update:
Sept 26th, 2010
From Ashmore Equestrian
Extravagance and Hilda had
a fall in cross country at this
weekend’s event at Poplar
Place. Extravagance had to Hilda & Extravagance at Ocala-
be put down due to a Palmer Photo
broken hind leg. Hilda
suffered injuries to both with Extravagance and may never
ankles, is on find that again. We are all
crutches & encouraging her and supporting
expected to her through these tough days
heal well but ahead as she carries on without
her him.
heart will take
longer than
Our hearts go out to Hilda &
her
physical everyone at Ashmore.
injuries. Hilda, her friends, family &
We at Team sponsors pulled together to form
Ashmore are a fantastic team during Hilda &
all Extravagance’s time together.
incredibly We’ve had the pleasure of
saddened chronicling a good deal of their
and past year as they made great

T he stunned with
the loss of
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qualified but very stiff
iding such an
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October
1-3 CFHJA H/J “A”
www.cfhja.com
2- Fannin Hill 1-day HT
www.fanninhillfarm.com
2-3 Ride Lite USDF Dressage
www.canterburyshowplace.com
2-3 Gold Coast Dressage
Jim Brandon EC- WPBch
www.gcdafl.org
8-9 GOHJA Barrett Farm
www.gohja.org
8-10 NFHJA Fall “A”
www.nfhja.com
9- HSITP H/J @ Wickham Park
www.horseshowsinthepark.com
9-Rocking Horse dressage, stad & 3 Phs
www.rockinghorseht.com
9-10 Fannin Hill H/J & Dressage
www.fanninhillfarm.com
16- FL Horse Prk Jumpers & 3 phs
www.flhorsepark.com
16-17 Marion Saddle H/J SS
www.mschorseshows.com
16-17 Sumter EC H/J & Dressage
www.sumterequestriancenter.com
16-17 Fox Lea Open H/J SS
www.foxleafarm.com
16-17 HSITP H/J @ Canterbury
www.horseshowsinthepark.com
16-17 PBCHA H/J
P Bch Intl Equestrian Ctr
www.pbcha.org
17- Wonderly H/J Show
Jim Brandon EC- WPBch
786-247-4090
17-18 Fox Lea Farm H/J Open Series
www.foxleafarm.com
22-24 Sunshine Reg Pony Club Rally
Clarcona Horseman’s Park- Apopka
www.sunshineregionponyclubs.org
23- N FL Dressage SS
Clay Co Fairgrounds
www.nfladressage.org
23-24 HSITP H/J @ Weirsdale
www.horseshowsinthepark.com
23-24 Wellington Classic Dressage
Jim Brandon EC
www.wellingtonclassicdressage.com
24- Dancing Horse Dressage @ Wickham
www.dancinghorsedressage.org
30- Gray Lily Farm Annual Halloween SS
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30-31 Canterbury Halloween 3 Phs
Southern Gold Cup II Series
www.canterburyshowplace.com
30- Cavallo Farms Halloween H/J SS
Monticello- www.cavallofarms.com
30-31 PCHA Non-Rated Show
www.pcha-fl.org
30-31 Rocking Horse Fall USDF/USEF
Dressage- www.rockinghorseht.com
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November
5-6 GOHJA Fox Cry Farms
www.gohja.org
5-7 Rocking Horse 3day/HT-Altoona
CD: Oct 19 www.rockinghorseht.com
6-First Coast H/J- Clay Co Fairgrounds
www.firstcoasthunterjumper.com
6- HSITP H/J @ Wickham Park
www.horseshowsinthepark.com
6-7 Fox Lea Open H/J SS
www.foxleafarm.com
7- Central FL Dressage @Silver Sands
Non-competitive Musical Freestyles to
support Freedom Ride Therapeutic
www.centralfloridadressage.com
12-14 CFHJA H/J “A”
www.cfhja.com
13-14 PBCHA H/J
P Bch Intl Equestrian Ctr
www.pbcha.org
13-14 SEHJ H/J SS-Clarcona
www.sehj.com
13-14 NFHJA Toys for Tots Benefit local
www.nfhja.com
13-14 HSITP H/J @ Canterbury
www.horseshowsinthepark.com
13-14 Marion Saddle H/J SS
www.mschorseshows.com
18-21 Fox Lea Farm November H/J “A”
Southern Zone 4 Champs & $25K Grand Prix
www.foxleafarm.com
20- The Mane Event HT-Ocala
CD: Nov 2 www.equiventures.com
20- Florida Horse Park Fall HT
www.flhorsepark.com
20-21 Fannin Hill H/J & Dressage
& Yr End Awards Banquet
www.fanninhillfarm.com
20-21 Sumter EC H/J
www.sumterequestriancenter.com
20-21 HSITP H/J @ Jacksonville
www.horseshowsinthepark.com
27- FL Horse Prk Jumpers & 3 phs
www.flhorsepark.com
28- Canterbury Dressage Schooling Show
www.canterburyshowplace.com
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352-669-9982
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XC Continued
Fannin Hill Farm-Brooksville
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Clinics
Oct 30-31 Scott Hoftsetter-Ocala
352-804-7906 or MSH110868@aol.com
Oct 30-31 Melanie Smith Taylor
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Nov 11-12 George Morris @ Pinehurst
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camdenequestrian@aol.com
Breed Inspections
Oct 2nd- AWS Inspection- Bushnell
Sumter Equestrian Center
www.sumterequestriancenter.com
Oct 4th-Amer Holsteiner Inspection-Reddick
Pennock Point 352-466-3661
Oct 13-Amer Hanoverian Inspection-
Reddick
Inspection hosted by Home Again Farm &
Star Quarry Farm, Pennock Pt
352-468-1670
Nov 11-13 Amer Trakhener Convention
Jacksonville Equestrian Center
Branding available for qualified horses
740-344-1111 ata@americantrakehner.com
USHJA Trainer’s Symposium
December 12-14 Palm Beach International
Equestrian Center in Wellington, FL
We want to include your
shows, combined training
events, clinics, breed
inspections & other related
events!
Submit event info through
Classifieds at
www.flride.com or email:
info@cfequestrian.com
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