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Northern Ohio Dressage Association
Recognized Show Program
Dressage 2021
and
Dressage 2021 Encore
June 26 & 27
USEF/USDF
Recognized Dressage Competitions
3325 State Rt 45, Salem, OH 44460
www.puregoldstables.com
The Northern Ohio Dressage Association
is a United States Dressage Federation Group Member
Organization and a 501(c)(3)
Non-Profit Education Organization
What’s Inside THANK YOU!
President’s Welcome Page 3
NODA’s Recognized Shows
Show Officials Contact Info and Office Guidelines page 4
Sponsors & Advertisers
Onsite COVID Policies page 5
Click each advertiser to go to ads
USEF Competition Officials Biographies page 7
Competition and Breed Awards page 8
Volunteer Recognition page 9
Gold Sponsors
Thank You, Gold, Silver, and Bronze Sponsors page 10 Betsy Rebar Sell & Shade Tree Farm
Red Ribbon Sponsors - in honor and memory page 12 Big Dee’s Tack and Vet Supply
Blue Ribbon Sponsors page 14 Geauga Grain and Feed Supply
Local Services Information page 16 Anonymous
Exhibitors List page 18
Artwork by Valerie Grava page 21
Silver Sponsors
Artwork by Kayda Strah page 23
Artwork by Gail Browning page 25
Schneiders Saddlery
USDF Membership Information page 28
USDF Statement of Animal Welfare page 30 Bronze Sponsors
2021 Great American Insurance Group/ USDF page 31 Ohio Equestrian Directory
Regional Dressage Championship Requirements
Pave the Wave, LLC
USEF Safe Sport Requirements page 32
NODA Past and Present page 33 Blue Ribbon Sponsors
Emergency Information Page 34
Arielle Brodkey
Janna & Thomas Dresing
NODA Recognized Show Committee
Elizabeth Scalabrino
Chairperson/Manager Patty Keim
Chairperson Rachel Aderhold Jane Paisley
Venue Sally Burton Suzanne Shurbundy
Volunteer Coordinator Karen Shirring
Sponsorships Dee Liebenthal Bar S Ranch, Barb Soukup
Breed Awards Arielle Brodkey Blue Ridge Farm, Jeff & Holly Taylor
Prize List Mary Lou Gallagher
Equestrian Pursuits, Mosie Welch
Show Program Mosie Welch
NODA Executive Board
President Niki Sackman Advertisers
Vice President Rachel Aderhold A.R.T. Dressage
Secretary Patti Valencic
Treasurer Dee Liebenthal By Design Equine Boutique
DRESSAGE4KIDS Team Clinic Flyer
Cover Art: Salute, by Jennifer Cooper, 2021’s winning entry in the NODA Gia Nichole Photography
recognized show program art contest. Salute conveys the feeling of
partnership between horse and rider and the dressage training scale, Lisbon Veterinary Clinic
both of which are necessary for harmonious dressage at every level. The Rivendel Farm, Dale Lappert
horse and rider carry all the vocabulary they use together as a team in
dressage, while pausing to reflect before a new beginning or after a great Sunnyside Toyota
ending to a test. Jennifer is the owner of Bays and Grays Art, NODA’s NODA Adult Clinic with Lendon Gray
Advertising Editor, and NODA’s Youth Liaison
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Northern Ohio Dressage Association, President’s Welcome Dear Competitors, Friends, and Families, On behalf of the Northern Ohio Dressage Association, welcome to Dressage 2021 and Dressage Encore 2021, two qualifying competitions for the 2021 Great American/USDF Regional Championships. This year’s show weekend is extra special to us all because for the first time in many years, NODA had to make the hard decision to skip 2020’s recognized shows due to COVID. NODA’s recognized show committee works hard every year to provide great competitions for our area, and in 2021 they are working extra hard to bring you the high quality shows you expect while providing for the safety of our staff, volunteers, competitors, friends and families. Dressage 2021 and Dressage 2021 Encore are all about safely coming back together on the showgrounds to enjoy the horse and rider combinations and to see one another once again! These are NODA’s first competitions at Pure Gold Stables and we’d like to thank the management and hardworking staff for their time and detail to getting the venue ready for us. NODA is grateful for the use of this beautiful facility and the commitment Pure Gold Stables has shown to the success of our show weekend during the planning and set-up process. NODA’s annual recognized shows could not take place without our dedicated Recognized Show Committee and each and every one of our wonderful volunteers. Like most non-profit organizations, NODA’s success rests in the many talents and the generous gift of time from our committed volunteers. You sign up and work, no matter what the weather and for long hours to bring our competitors this show. Thank you is never enough. NODA is also grateful for the support of our longtime sponsors and advertisers and those who are new to us in 2021. Dressage competitions showcase each competitors long hours of training and care of their horses, as well as the attributes of patience, determination, sportsmanship, and hard work. Your support allows NODA to provide a high quality venue and program to support Dressage competitors in northeast Ohio. You also make it possible for NODA to continue to provide scholarships and educational programs such as our schooling show series and clinics to serve the equestrian community. Thank you to all of our competitors, NODA members, families, and friends who are supporting this event. We’re so happy you’re here and grateful to have your help. NODA appreciates Show Secretary.com and Susan Peacock for managing entries and providing the on- site secretary services for this two-show weekend. We’re thankful for all the help and advice we have gained from working with Susan this year. Now it’s time for Dressage 2021 and Dressage 2021 Encore to begin! Best of luck to all of our competitors and everyone, have fun! Sincerely, Niki Sackman President, Northern Ohio Dressage Association Page 3 www.nodarider.org
Dressage 2021 and Dressage 2021 Encore
Presented by
The Northern Ohio Dressage Association
Show Officials
Office
Day Secretary Sharon Patrick 937-371-2446
Show Manager Patty Keim 330-350-2775/radio
Assistant Secretary/Head Scorer Cassandra Hummert-Johnson 216-926-8789/radio
Technical Delegate
Janice Welch (R) Tennessee on grounds radio
Judges
Heidi Berry (S) Virginia Saturday only
Sue Mandas (S) Ohio Sunday only
Support Personnel
Announcer Rachel Aderhold 330-357-9981/radio
Photographer Gia Nichole Photography gvphotobookings@gmail.com
Photos to be posted virtually at the conclusion of the show on Facebook www.facebook.com/GiaNicholePhotography/
Veterinarian (on call) Lisbon Veterinary Clinic 330-742-7747
Farrier (on call) Emery Stutzman 330-401-6144
EMT On-site/competition hours Dale Lackey cell (740)491-7427/radio
Ride Times and RESULTS
www.showsecretary.com
ShowSecretary.com is operating a CLOSED SHOW OFFICE
Ride times and results will NOT be posted on the showgrounds - go to www.showsecretary.com
Packets may be picked up outside at the Entry to main barn. No office visits will be permitted.
To Scratch call or text the Day Secretary Sharon Patrick at 937-371-2446 or email Sharon8010@aol.com
Issues that need staff or official’s attention, please call, Day Secretary Sharon Patrick at 937-371-2446.
Completed test sheets and ribbons (excluding breed awards) will be available for pickup outside at the
entrance to the main barn.
All breed awards will be mailed
Wear Your NODA wrist band on the show grounds at all times.
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COVID 19 Protocols On the Showgrounds - revised 5/19/2021
ShowSecretary.com plans to operate under a CLOSED SHOW OFFICE to help protect exhibitors, staff, and officials.
Anyone who exhibits COVID-19 symptoms, has tested positive for COVID-19 within last 10 days, or *has been exposed
to or has been in close contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19 within the last 10 days cannot
enter the competition grounds. *Exception: Healthcare personnel who have treated patients using appropriate
medical-grade PPE during the course of performing professional duties and those individuals who are fully vaccinated
are exempted from this restriction
Spectators ARE permitted at the show and are subject to the same requirements as participants.
All persons entering competition grounds are required to self-monitor their temperature once daily prior to entering
the competition grounds.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4° F or higher may NOT enter the facility.
All participants, including licensed officials, volunteers, and spectators must provide emergency contact information
and execute (sign) an updated Waiver and Release of Liability, Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agreement required
by USEF, as a condition of participation and entry onto the show grounds. You will receive a NODA wrist band that
should be worn on the show grounds at all times.
FACE coverings/masks ARE NOT required. Competitors may choose to wear a face covering/mask without penalty.
Packets may be picked up outside at the Entry to Main Barn. No office visits will be permitted.
Scratches and rider/horse changes will be communicated via text, e-mail and/or phone with the on-site show
secretary.
Issues that need staff or official’s attention will be initiated by a phone call to the office and, if needed, the appropriate
staff or officials will address the item at the exhibitor’s stalling area.
Completed test sheets and ribbons (excluding breed awards) will be available for pickup outside at the entrance to the
main barn.
The Competition Organizer has the authority under GR 702.1 and GR914 to remove from the facility any person who
does not comply with the regulations and requirements in effect at the competition.
Any individual on competition grounds who tests positive for COVID-19 within 14 days of the conclusion of the
competition, is required to report such result to the Competition Organizer.
What if I Test Positive After the Show? USEF COVID-19 Reporting Requirements
REPORT any positive COVID-19 test within 14 days of being on the showgrounds: If a person is present on the show-
grounds as a competitor, coach, volunteer, spectator or in any other capacity and receives a positive result on a COVID-
19 test, please report it to Show Manager Patty Keim at 330-350-2775 who will report it to the USEF to ksacco@usef.org.
Competition organizers must notify USEF and local health authorities if any individual who was present on the compe-
tition grounds tests positive for COVID-19 within 14 days of the conclusion of the competition.
Competition organizers will provide the contact information for local public health officials to the reporting party for
the purposes of having local public health officials perform contact tracing.
*Please note: These rules may be modified based on changes to the currently in effect USEF COVID-19 Action Plan.
Competitors should check the online prize list at www.showsecretary.com for changes.
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Shade Tree Farm
wishes all competitors
a fun and safe show season!
Ride on!
www.shadetreefarmakron.com
Page 6 www.nodarider.orgWelcome USEF Officials
Dressage 2021 and Dressage 2021 Encore
Heidi Berry, USEF S Judge
On Saturday, June 26th Heidi Berry from Virginia will be judging.
Heidi has been a Horse Enthusiast from an early age, Rider, Trainer,
Instructor, and Judge. Heidi hunted and evented in the 1970’s and
80’s, but since that time has focused exclusively on dressage. She has
competed successfully at FEI levels, earning the USDF bronze, silver,
and gold medals. Heidi teaches at her farm in Loudoun County, Vir-
ginia. Her students have ranged in age from 10 to 75 and most are
successful competitors. Heidi teaches clinics and often works with
pony clubs, promoting dressage for young riders. Heidi is a Senior
dressage judge (“S”), having completed USEF’s highest level of certification in 2013. She also received her FEI 3*
license in 2018. She travels all around the country, judging at all levels of competition. She is currently competing
on a 11-year-old American Warmblood gelding at PSG and is bringing along a newly purchased 4-year-old DHH.
Heidi loves being a judge and teaching all ages and working with a variety of breeds of horses. Her advice to com-
petitors: Follow the training scale and ride for harmony. A harmonious ride, even with small mistakes, can win the class!
Sue Mandas, USEF S Judge
On Sunday, June 27th Sue Mandas from Ohio will be judging. Sue has been in-
volved in the sport of Dressage as competitor, trainer, breeder and instructor for
over 40 years. She is a Senior “S” dressage judge, an “R” Sport Horse Breed judge,
and a member of the USDF Sport Horse Faculty. A longtime member of the USDF
Sport Horse Committee, she currently also serves as an At Large Director on the
USDF executive board. Involved with breeding warm blood Sport horses for many
years, her first Grand Prix horse was one she bred, raised and trained herself, with
instruction through clinics. Sue is a USDF Bronze, Silver and Gold Medalist and
earned the Silver and Gold Freestyle Bars. Sue has trained many horses to the FEI
level, winning Regional Champion or Reserve Champion at every level, Second
through Grand Prix, and making the USET longlist several times. Currently she is liv-
ing in Centerville, Ohio where she rides a young red mare, trains and teaches.
Janice Welch, USEF R Technical Delegate
Having grown up on a cattle ranch in Kansas, Janice first encountered dressage in
the late 1970's when she moved to Los Angeles, CA. Immediately falling in love
with the sport, Janice worked with her GMO as show manager for the LA Chapter
shows and actively showed up thru 3rd level. Becoming the 2nd Dressage
Technical Delegate (TD) in Southern California in the 1980's, Janice has enjoyed
this role for over 30 years. In recent years, she has bred warmbloods for her
daughter to show in Dressage. Janice is semi-retired. She is licensed as a USEF
Dressage R TD, USEF Vaulting TD, FEI *** Vaulting Steward and is currently
working on her C2 Steward certification.
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Dressage 2021 and Dressage 2021 Encore Competition Awards
The Dressage Foundation Benefit Class is sponsored by an anonymous NODA member. It supports the
efforts of Dressage Foundation to cultivate and provide financial support for the advancement of dressage.
A trophy and special ribbons to 6th place will be awarded to the riders earning the highest scores at Training Level Test
3 (class 1T3) on Saturday.
2019 winner of the Dressage Foundation Benefit Class. Jessica Pescatrice and Signato
Gretchen Singleton Fund Award is supported through an anonymous donor and NODA .
A special ribbon will be awarded to the rider who achieves the highest score at First Level Test 3 on Saturday.
2019 Winner of the Gretchen Singleton Fund Award, Holly Taylor and Signato, owner Jessica Pescatrice
Ashley Habsburg Award was created by Robyn Ambrose and Carolyn Berg-Redmond in memory of Ashley,
who had been actively involved in area dressage shows before her untimely death to breast cancer at the age of 32.
Now sponsored by NODA, this award will be presented to the highest scoring NODA member who showed as an Adult
Amateur at Training Level in Sunday’s show. (Opportunity classes not to count.)
The winner will receive a ribbon and a $50 Big Dee’s gift card.
2019 winner of the Ashley Habsburg Award, Barbara Tuskas and Rondee Voo
The Best Hands Award is co-sponsored by Poulin Dressage and Schneider’s Saddlery. At the Saturday show
the judge will keep track of riders who they feel have the “best hands”, meaning steady quiet and con-
sistent contact with correct position. During Sunday’s lunch break, the judge will enter
names of the nominated riders into a hat and draw for the winner. The 2021 winner will
receive a gift basket valued at approximately $125.
2019 winner of The Best Hands Awards, Debbie McCaughtry
Breed Awards are sponsored by breed organizations and provided to NODA to award to competitors . High
Point Breed awards will be given to horses registered in USDF All-Breed Participating Organizations. Individual breeds
require proof of breeding and proof of membership (card or receipt of payment) in the breed association before
awards will be made. Competitors MUST HAVE EMAILED proof of eligibility within one week prior to the shows to the
Breed Award Coordinator. NO Documents will be accepted on the show grounds. All breed awards will be mailed.
Breed Awards available at the NODA Recognized Shows in 2021 - Coordinated by Arielle Brodkey
American Saddlebred Friesian Haflinger Rheinland PSI
American Warmblood Danish Warmblood Holsteiner TIP
Arabian/Half Arabian Georgian Grande Oldenburg.GOV Trakehner
Canadian Warmblood Gypsy Horse Oldenburg IRS Westfalen
Draft/Draft Cross Gypsy Vanner Quarter Horse
Thank You to Our Breed Award Sponsors!
Arielle Brodkey: Arabian/Half Arabian
Emily Morris : Trakehner and Draft/Draft Cross
Rachel Jelen: Haflinger and Quarter Horse
Page 8 www.nodarider.orgNODA Sends Sincere Appreciation to Our Onsite Volunteers
for making Dressage 2021 and Dressage 2021 Encore a Success!
Volunteer Coordinator, Karen Shirring
On behalf of the NODA recognized shows committee and the NODA board of directors, I
wants to extend a very special thank you to our 2021 volunteers. Taking time out of your
busy lives to spend a day or weekend volunteering for NODA on the showgrounds at Pure
Gold Stables ensures a safe and fun competition and is greatly appreciated.
There aren’t enough ways to thank all the people who have made this show a resounding
success. Some of you have been volunteering for more years and donated more hours than
I can count; tirelessly scribing, running tests, ring stewarding, setting up and tearing down
and going the extra mile to handle the unexpected. In 2021 that includes the ever
changing COVID precautions.
NODA Dressage 2021 and NODA Dressage 2021 Encore are possible and successful because
of you. Your extraordinary participation makes all the difference.
You are the best!
Karen Shirring, Volunteer Coordinator
NODA 2021 Recognized Show Volunteers
Jill Winters Heather Sooner-Booher
Makenna Sladky Sally Burton
Sue Hines Arielle Brodkey
Ellen Pridemore Peggi Ignagni
Karen Puchalsky Noelle Ignagni
Katie Arbogast Kathi Agens
Barb Soukup Jennifer Tulleners
Ruth Wagner Clara Etzel
Jill Hazen Molly Reeves
Denise Marino Agatha Smithers
Mosie Welch
Page 9 www.nodarider.orgDressage 2021
Dressage 2021 Encore
USEF/USDF Recognized Dressage Competitions
Presented by
The Northern Ohio Dressage Association
Appreciates the Generous Support of Our Sponsors
at the Gold, Silver, and Bronze Levels
Betsy Rebar Sell, Shade Tree Farms
Big Dee’s Tack and Vet Supply
Geauga Grain and Feed Supply
Anonymous NODA Member
Schneider’s Saddlery
Ohio Equestrian Directory
Pave the Wave, LLC
Thank you to these businesses and individuals for supporting and sponsoring
Dressage and the Northern Ohio Dressage Association.
Please support these businesses!
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Thank You to Our Red Ribbon Sponsors!
Supporting Dressage 2021 and Dressage 2021 Encore
In Honor or Remembrance
and held close to our hearts
In loving memory of Steve Strah . Dream On Farms
Thank you to my family for their continued support of my horse addiction. Dee Liebenthal
In loving memory of Tyson. Dream On Farms
In honor of my heart horse Java Joe – he continues to give me ALL he has! Patty Keim
Thank you NODA for more than 50 years of support to our dressage community. Kathy Kirchner
Good luck competitors! Saddle Up Riding & Concepts Design Art , Rachel Aderhold
In Memory of Dagmar Zimmerman. Fran Cverna
Shout out to my husband, Denis Osowski, for his never ending support! Mosie Welch
Celebrating NODA’s Lifetime Achievement Award Recipients!
Initiated in 2011, this award recognizes and honors individuals who have devoted countless hours of service to NODA in the pursuit
of excellence both to NODA and to our sport of Dressage. This award recognizes those individuals in our spotlight, in the trenches
quietly just doing the work, the person you think of when something needs to be done, someone who would remember how it has
been done in the past, or someone who served years doing our committee work. Recipients of the Lifetime Achievement Award
helped to create the NODA we enjoy today. These are important people and should be remembered and honored.
2011 recipients: Joan Rapp, Emmy Temple, Pat Lightbody, Gretchen Singleton, Patti Ferris, Ingrid Feder
2012 recipients: Charles “Chuck” Kinney, Mary Dana Prescott
2013 recipient: Dale Lappert
2014 recipients: Mary Lou Gallagher, Carey Smith-Wilson, Dagmar Zimmerman
2015 recipient: Lisa Gorretta
2016 recipient: Fran Cverna
2017 recipients: Gail Patton, Karen Eisenhauer-Shirring
2018 recipient: Bonnie Gray
2019 recipient: Dee Liebenthal
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Dressage 2021 & Dressage 2021 Encore
http://geaugafeed.com
Page 13 www.nodarider.orgThank You to Our Blue Ribbon Sponsors for
Supporting Dressage 2021 and Dressage 2021 Encore
Arielle Brodkey
Janna & Thomas Dresing
Jane Paisley, a friend
Elizabeth Scalabrino
Suzanne Shurbundy
Bar S Ranch, Barb Soukup
Blue Ridge Farm, Jeff & Holly Taylor
Equestrian Pursuits, Mosie Welch
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Services Local to Pure Gold Stables
supplies, restaurants, fast food, gas
For those traveling to NODA Dressage 2021 and Dressage Encore 2021
here is some local information for planning purposes.
Salem is the closest town and has the most services. The main strip of Salem is located 4 miles northwest of
Pure Gold Stables. Typical conveniences are available on this main strip, Route 14
Gas- Circle K, Speedway, Get Go, car wash
Groceries- Giant Eagle, Aldi, Marcs
Supplies- Tractor Supply, Walmart, Home Depot, Tire store
Fast Food - Dunkin Donuts, Arby’s, Wendys, McDonalds, Burger King, Subway, Taco Bell, Long John sil-
vers, KFC, Dominoes, Papa Johns
Sit down meals - Bob Evans, Chipotle, Pizza Hut, Jalisco’s Mexican Restaurant, Rancho Viejo, Quaker
Steak and Lube, Bone Shakers (steak, ribs, burgers), Ezios Italian, English Pub
Drug stores- Walgreens, Rite Aid
Banks - Chase, Huntington
Tractor Supply Co.
2366 E State St, Salem, OH 44460
Closest Gas, Circle K 2.2 miles north on Route 45
1827 S Lincoln Ave, Salem, OH 44460
Coffee 24 hours a day
Dunkin Donuts in Salem and Lisbon
Closest Drug Store, Rite Aid
2229 E State St, Salem, OH 44460
Salem Regional Medical Center
24 hour Emergency Room
1995 E State St, Salem, OH 44460
Equine Specialty Hospital - transport emergencies
17434 Rapids Road
Burton, Ohio 44021
EMT, On-site/competition hours—Dale Lackey
cell (740)491-7427/radio
911 AFTER HOURS ONLY
when competition is NOT in progress
Lisbon is here
Lisbon is a smaller town 5.5 miles southeast of Pure Gold Stables on US 45. This town does not have as many
conveniences but does have Aldi, Taco Bell, Mexican Restaurant, McDonalds, Rite Aid and Dunkin Donuts.
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NODA Dressage 2021 and Dressage 2021 Encore
Exhibitors List
No. Rider Name City/State Horse Age/Hgt/Color/Breed/Sex Owner if not rider
476 ATTANUCCI, JANET CRANBERRY TWP, PA FR AMIR 2005 16 CHESTNUT, HALF ARAB, G
466 AUSTIN, JESSICA HUBBARD, OH COMO 1999 17.3 BAY, HOLSTEINER, G
452 BARYON, BETH COLUMBUS, OH PIPPIN 2005 14.3 BUCKSKIN, PINTO ,
495 BIRKMIE, HEATHER EDMOND, OK ALCEDO 2018 15.3 BAY, TB, G CAROLE MCINTYRE
453 BURTON SALLY CHAGRIN FALLS, OH RHAPSODY 1998 16.2 CHESTNUT, KWPN, G
473 CASE, BONNIE VALENCIA, PA PRINZPRIOR 2008 16.2 BAY, TRAKEHNER, G
498 CHANNELL, EVA CANFIELD, OH ANTATA 1999 16 CHESTNUT, OLDENBURG/GOV, M CEO FARM
479 COFFIN CLAIRE FREWSBURG, NY HOT SAUCE 2009 17 CHESTNUT, TB, G
454 DISQUE SARAH PITTSBURGH, PA FLEET MCGEE 2006 16.1 DARK BAY, TB, G
465 DOLAN JANET BRADFORDWOODS, PA B-INC. 2006 17.3 LIGHT BAY, KWPN, G
499 EKIS, JILL PITTSBURGH, PA MS FIRES COMET 2000 14.1 GREY, ARABIAN, G
458 FREEMAN, SARAH CHAGRIN FALLS, OH WORTH THE WAIT 2014 16.2 BUCKSKIN, DRAFT CROSS, M
469 FREEMAN, SARAH CHAGRIN FALLS, OH ADANTE 2001 16.1 BAY, HOLSTEINER X, G JANET THOMPSON
492 FURDA, ADRIANA BRIDGEVILLE, PA GALAPAGOS 2008 16.2 BAY, TB, S CAROLE MCINTYRE
472 GALEK, NICOLE PARMA HEIGHTS, OH ROXI 2004 16.3 CHESTNUT, TB, M
470 GAMIN, MOLLY WEST SALEM, OH SAMWISE 2011 14.3 PALOMINO, HAFLINGER, G
486 GASCOIGNE, ELISABETH CHARDON, OH AWKWARD SILENCE 2014 16 CHESTNUT, TB, M
478 GOSS, HALLIE STRONGSVILLE, OH, ELMEGAARDENS AFFAIR 2004 17 LEOPARD, KNABSTRUPPER, M
481 HADDEN, JANET AVELLA, PA MURACO 2009 15.3 SORREL, PERCHERON X, G
482 HADDEN-MORRISEMILY AVELLA, PA CHEZ VERSAILLES 2017 17.1 SEAL BAY, TRAKEHNER, G
497 HARDIN, KIMBERLY APOLLO, PA TANGO 2000 17 CHESTNUT, DUTCH, G
459 HELSTED, PIA CHESWICK, PA VONG'S DENVER 2004 16.3 DARK BAY, DANISH, G JOHN STREMPLE
460 HELSTED, PIA CHESWICK, PA PAPILLION 2010 17.1 CHESTNUT, DANISH, G
471 HENDRICKS, TRACY BERLIN CENTER, OH U-ROCKSTAR 2001 17 BLACK, KWPN, G
455 HINDS, ANDREA SARVER, PA D.C. THUNDER IN THE VALLEY 2003 17 SEAL BAY, PERFORMANCE HORSE, G
467 HUGHES, JANE MARS, PA WESTIN MOON 2006 16.3 LIVER CHESNUT, HANOVERIAN, G
484 IGNAGNI, PEGGI OBERLIN, OH REY JAY RON 2008 15.1 SORREL, AMERICAN QUARTER HORSE, M
477 JELEN, RACHEL NORTH OLMSTED, OH CLAY TIME 1999 17.2 BAY, TB, G
494 JELEN, RACHEL NORTH OLMSTED, OH DANCIN IN ARUBA HOF 2008 14.3 CHESTNUT, HAFLINGER, M
490 KOSIOREK SMITH, LAURA EAST ROCHESTER, OH FOR PETE'S SAKE 2006 16.3 BAY, TB, G JEN RUBERTO
457 KOSIOREK-SMITH, LAURA HANOVERTON, OH MIRO 2006 16.1 BAY, TB, G JILL WINTERS
Exhibitor List continued on page 19
Making Memories at Pure Gold Stables
NODA Sends Appreciation to Our Host Stables!
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Exhibitors List
No. Rider Name City/State Horse Age/Hgt/Color/Breed/Sex Owner if not rider
463 KOSIOREK-SMITH, LAURA STAR QUALITY CSF, 2014, 16 DARK BROWN, CANADIAN WARMBLOOD, M
EAST ROCHESTER, OH
CRISSTEEN MILLER
461 KOZAKIEWICZ, SHANNON LIGONIER, PA SIR FLEMMINGH 2007 15.3 CHESTNUT, OLDENBURG/ISR, G
474 KUEHNER, LYNNE ELIZABETH, PA SCHATZI 2009 16 CHESTNUT, TRAKEHNER, M
496 LICHTER-KONECKI, UTA PITTSBURGH, PA RAPHAEL 2013 17 BAY, HANOVERIAN, G
485 MOORE, EMILY RICHMOND, OH PHEONIX 2013 16.3 GREY/WHITE, OLDENBURG/NA, M
468 PARK, WENDY GIRARD, OH UNEXPECTED 2003 15 BAY, OLDENBURG/GOV, M
488 PASPALOVSKI, ISABELLA HUDSON, OH VOLTAIRE 2005 16 BLACK, FRIESIAN, G, PETRA ZORN-PASPALOVSKI
493 REESER, VIRGINIA COLUMBIANA, OH AUGUSTINE HOF 2007 13.2 CHESTNUT, HAFLINGER, G
489 RUBERTO, JEN LISBON, OH FOR PETE'S SAKE 2006 16.3 BAY, TB, G
456 SAAD, LINDSEY MORGANTOWN, WV IGNATIUS 2013 17 BAY, KWPN, G
462 SCHULTZ, MORGAN PAINESVILLE, OH SOUTHERN PACIFIC 2007 16.1 BAY, TB, G
491 STRAH, KAYDA COLUMBIA STATION, OH DRACO 2009 16.3 BAY, OLD/HAN, G LAURA SOVEY-STRAH
483 SULLIVAN, PAMELA MORGANTOWN, WV CASSIDY 2001 17 BAY, DANISH, G
475 TOLL, LINDA MONTVILLE, OH GHUMDROP 2008 15.3 CHESTNUT, HANOVERIAN, M
464 TULLENERS, JENNIFER CHARDON, OH CROSSED SABRES 2011 17.3 BAY, DUTCH X, G TAYA WORKUM-BYERS
480 TUSKAS, BARBARA HINCKLEY, OH RONDEE VOO 2014 16.2 BLACK, OLDENBURG/ISR, M
451 WALKER AMANDA ATWATER, OH RUNAWAY ROMEO 2010 16.1 BAY, TB G
487 ZORN-PASPALOVSKI, PETRA HUDSON, OH NAPOLEON VAN ZOMERSTAETE 2012 16 BLACK, FRIESIAN, G
NODA Sends
the Best of Luck
to our Competitors
at
NODA Dressage 2021
&
NODA Dressage 2021 Encore
It does not matter how good you are -
it matters if you have the passion!
Dressage is an approach to the training of the horse.
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Felicitas Riding Her Horse Doing Piaffe By Valerie Grava
Valerie drew Felicitas Riding Her Horse Doing Piaffe because “she loves drawing pictures of horses and giving them
to people. She sent Felicitas von Neumann Cosel home with the original of this piece! Valerie also loves to paint Brey-
er and Schleich model horses, along with drawing and painting horses and loves to draw a horse doing dressage move-
ments. Felicitas von Neumann Cosel says “some students pay with a different currency.”
Valerie loves, Minnie, show name, Minuit an 8 year old Bay, Welsh Cob and “I want to learn flying changes! Right now
she is working on keeping Minnie on the bit. Valerie says she plans on “going to lots of horse shows this year! Valerie
keeps her horse at Topline Stables where she takes lessons from Anne McClintock, Felicitas von Neumann Cosel, and
of course, Mom, Janeen Grava. And she says she is lucky to “also ride another horse, Capri, that teaches me all sorts of
new riding skills.”
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Forever Free By Kayda Strah
Kayda Strah says she painted Forever Free because she lost her 6year old Friesian gelding "Tyson" to pancreatic dis-
ease and drew this picture to represent what he must look like running in heaven's endless pastures. Kayda loves art
and is very creative even painting all the boarders horses on rocks for them at Dream On Farm. Kayda says both art
and dressage, “have lots of patterns and shapes. You have to become one with art and your horse when riding. Most
importantly be patient. “
Kayda currently has 3 horses, a 17 year old 16.3hh (Black) Friesian named Mykka who has taught her so much about
care, patience, communication, and riding. They have won many awards together. Most recently, she and Myk-
ka were awarded Region 5 FHANA Grand Champion for friesian Dressage. She also has an 11year old 16.3hh (bay)
Oldenburg, Draco who will be her new riding partner. They just completed their first show last month and were excit-
ed to place 1st in both classes. And finally, Kayda has a 17 year mini, 8hh (buckskin) named Forest who she wanted
to rescue and has quickly become her little sidekick. Kayda’s goal is to improve her personal scores at Training Level
and move up a level in 2022. Kayda’s horses are at her family farm, Dream On Farms, and she takes lessons with
Loreen Cobb.
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Victory Lap By Gail Browning
Gale Browning got the idea for her submission because
the size recommended for the art contest made her
think of a boot. “I laughed when you asked for a title. I
am so new to drawing that I never thought about a title.
I think "Victory Lap" would fit this image. Newbie
describes my art journey. I'm only recently self-taught
from books, videos and just playing around. The piece I
submitted is graphite and colored pencil. I am sticking to
pencil work for now and plan to try watercolor in
the future.”
Gail reminds us that “both working on an art piece and
practicing dressage skills require attention to detail.
They fully absorb you in the moment and can both
frustrate and recharge you. Both are fantastic when you
get in the zone with them. “
Gail rides Winterstern 6, a 16.3 hand Sache and says he
is “a 24 year old very strict schoolmaster. He is a big
chestnut who is a dream to ride if you are correct and a
big lug if you are not. My continuing goal is to be correct
more of the time!”
In the winter, Winterstern 6 lives at home with Gail’s
Friesian Sport Horse mare, Syzygy, and her retired 30
year old Saddlebred, Bayou. She loves seeing them all
day and watching their antics. “I take lessons with Kris
Ropp. Because of her dance background she is very
focused on rider position. As a retired physician our
discussions often involve lots of anatomy which is very
helpful to how I understand my position's influence on
the horse ( and, of course, Winter gives immediate
feedback!).”
The NODA recognized show committee had a hard
time selecting the cover art and appreciates each of
the submissions received from members!
The winning submission, SALUTE, by Jen Cooper, is
featured on the front cover of NODA Dressage 2021
and Dressage 2021 Encore show program.
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NODA Past and Present Nurtured by a handful of Dressage other educational programs have been pioneers during its inception in 1969, held for members and non-members NODA has grown from a grass-roots alike. NODA has sponsored USDF “L” organization into one with nationwide Programs, USDF Adult Camps, the Re- influence. NODA’s 300+ members rep- gion 2 USDF/Premier Dressage Adult resent a widespread demographic area Clinic with Walter Zettl, and USDF In- and people of all ages. We include rid- structor/Trainer Certification Pro- ers of every level who own or lease gram. horses, have their horses in training or At NODA workshops and clinics, we’ve take occasional lessons on school hors- learned how to interpret and ride es. Their riding goals and NODA in- dressage tests (including the rider volvement vary with their available tests), create a musical freestyle, take time and love of horses. Integrated care of our “show nerves” with sport within NODA’s membership are train- psychology, fill volunteer positions ers, instructors, judges, technical delegates and international FEI such as tabulating or scribing at shows, breed a better sport horse, competitors that provide educational support for the horse and and improve our riding with the Alexander Technique, T’ai Chi and rider. yoga. Lectures have focused on such topics as equine health, trailer NODA was formed to promote and further interest in the under- safety, approved bits, classical dressage, saddle and tack fit, helmet standing of dressage through education, active participation and safety, and horse nutrition. support of local, regional, and national dressage activities. Today we are a US Dressage Federation Group Member Organization To top off each busy year, NODA hosts an annual awards banquet. (GMO); one of the largest GMO’s in USDF Region 2 which consists NODA offers year-end awards for scores earned in recognized and of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, & Wis- unrecognized (schooling) competition, as well as special awards and consin. trophies with specific criteria. NODA came into being mainly as an educational organization at a Past presidents of NODA, under whose leadership all this has time when dressage was still largely a mystery in the Cleveland ar- evolved, are Joan Rapp, Emmy Temple, Peter Nelson, John Bogert, ea. The initial formative meeting of NODA took place at Red Raider Dagmar Zimmerman, Dianne Braden, Patti Ferris, Lisa Gorretta, Camp in response to a letter written by Joan Rapp, with personal- Margaret McElhany, Susan Horst, Carey Smith, Cindy Gibbs, Karen ized notes exhorting people to give dressage a try. Red Raider Camp Eisenhauer, Dale Lappert Janice Lawrenz, Dee Liebenthal, and Bar- became a center of dressage interest by virtue of the influence of bara Soukup. Our thanks are given to all of the hardworking officers, Emmy Temple, Suzanne Jones, Dale Lappert, Lynn Fry and Gail Board members, and committee members who have served with Patton. They, along with Joan Rapp, who became the founding pres- them over the years. ident of NODA, were instructors at Red Raider at the time. Early meetings were held at Red Raider and the Chagrin Falls Library. Everything we do ~ shows, clinics, workshops, newsletter, website, Schooling Shows were held at area stables with one or two people awards banquet, silent auction ~ is organized and run by hardwork- running the show. They took “the box” of show supplies to the ing volunteers. We congratulate all NODA members past and pre- show site. Together with the judge, a skeleton crew managed the sent for their contributions, participation, and volunteer hours. You show with anywhere from 12 to 60 rides. Today NODA offers a pop- have helped make NODA the equestrian association it is to- ular Schooling Shows Series each year with Championship day. Thank you! Show. Most of our schooling shows now have two competition rings, and often more than 70 rides. NODA hosts and organizes two popular 1-day Recognized Shows each summer. They are licensed by the U.S. Equestrian Federation and the U.S. Dressage Federation. NODA is an educational organization. We have sponsored many clinics and workshops. The first one was presented by Lockie Rich- ards in the fall of 1969, followed by one given by Emmy Temple in the spring of 1971. Since then we have had many others including Hans Moeller, Bodo Hangan, Violet Hopkins, Jean Froisard, Jessica Ransenhausen, Carol Grant, Gabor Foltenyi, Terry Ciotti-Gallo and Major Anders Lindgren (NODA hosted five USDF Instructor Seminars with Major Lindgren in the early 1990s). During NODA’s 52 years, Page 33 www.nodarider.org
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