2006 Archived News

December 22, 2006

Duncan Scores Top Four Finish at 2006 FEI Young Rider Dressage World Cup Final

Ottawa, Ontario--- Alexandra Duncan of West Vancouver, BC represented Canada at the second annual FEI Young Rider Dressage World Cup Final, held December 15-17 in Frankfurt, GER, finishing in fourth place overall.

In the opening class, the FEI Young Rider Team Test, held December 14, Duncan put in a solid performance aboard her 11-year-old Holsteiner mare Elektra, scoring 66% for fifth place.

“The team test went well. Elektra didn’t react too much to the ring, but it was amazing to be in there for the first time,” said Duncan, who the previous weekend achieved a seventh place finish at the CDY-CDJ Kreuth Dressurgala December 8 – 10 in preparation for the World Cup. “The ring was in a dome building so you could hear everything. It was quite spectacular, I had never heard anything like it, but Elektra still didn’t bother too much.”

In the following day’s Prix St. Georges test, Duncan improved upon her initial score, receiving 66.950%, again finishing in fifth place which qualified her to proceed to the top A group for the Freestyle. After a brilliant ride in her final class, the Kur A Finale, Duncan scored 70.500% to finish in fourth place overall.

“The horse quality was amazing; they were top, top horses. I was so pleased to finish fourth overall. Elektra was super and we both worked hard. I couldn’t have asked for anything more,” commented Duncan.

The most memorable part of the competition for Duncan was the final prize giving ceremony. “They sent the Grand Prix riders in with the Young Riders, and we did the victory gallop in pairs according to placing. At the end every horse passaged and it was a unique - the clapping sounded so powerful, it felt like you were in a movie!”

Duncan finished her rookie year at the Young Rider level with a bang when she was identified as the Canadian representative for the World Cup based on her 2006 Young Rider results at FEI competitions. Duncan competed against the top 12 Young Riders from around the world, including The Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Austria, France, Portugal, Czechoslovakia, Poland and United States. Riders were able to get a taste of truly international, world-class competition during the Final.

Duncan is coached regularly under the watchful eye of Pan Am Gold medalist Leslie Reid. While preparing for the FEI Young Rider World Cup, Duncan was able to base herself at the beautiful Hofgut Neuhof, located just south of Frankfurt, where she trained with Dutch Olympian Ellen Bontje leading up to the Finals.

“It is an experience I will remember for the rest of my life. I felt very proud to represent my country and placing was a bonus,” said Duncan, who earlier this year helped the Canada West Young Rider Dressage Team bring home the Gold Medal from the 2006 North American Junior/Young Riders’ Championships.”

For full results and more information on the FEI Young Rider World Cup Final, please visit the FEI website, www.horsesport.org.

About Dressage Canada
Dressage Canada, as a committee of Equine Canada, is the National governing body for Dressage in Canada. Dressage Canada's objective is to foster the growth of Dressage and the pursuit of excellence in the sport at the local, national and international levels. Dressage Canada provides support and guidance to both amateur and professional through the following programs: coaching education and programs, officials’ education and programs, rules & qualifying criteria, sport development, publications & awards. For more information about Dressage Canada email info@dressagecanada.org or visit us online at www.dressagecanada.org

Photo Credit – Barbara Schnell

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Canada Hippique

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December 22, 2006

Alexandra Duncan Prepares for FEI Young Rider World Cup in Kreuth, Germany
Source:	Equine Canada / Canada Hippique
Location	Ottawa, Ontario
Release Date:	Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Contact Name:	Jessie Christie, Media Relations,Equine Canada
Contact Email:	jchristie@equinecanada.ca
Contact Telephone:	(613) 248-3433 Ext. 133

Alexandra Duncan of West Vancouver, BC contested the CDY-CDJ Kreuth Dressurgala, held in Kreuth, GER from December 8 - 10, in preparation for the FEI Young Rider World Cup, which began on December 12 in Frankfurt, GER. Riding Elektra, her 11-year-old Holsteiner mare, Duncan kicked off her first ever German competition in the FEI Junior Team class, where she scored 62.44% to tie for 21st place. "I was really happy with my horse, especially since the arena was filled with giant Santas and nativity scenes. The entire arena was like a Christmas forest and Elektra took it all in stride," commented Duncan. Next up was the Individual class, where the duo made a significant improvement, placing tenth on a score of 65.08%. Duncan closed out the competition in the Kur, earning her highest score of the competition with 66.92% and seventh place. "The quality of riding and the horse caliber at this competition was exceptional. Every single rider rode with military precision," explained Duncan. "The main difference I felt here compared to competitions in North America was the sheer competitive nature of all the riders. Each one rode like they were going to win, with accurate tests given. I can sum up the overall experience in one word - wow!" Duncan was identified as the Canadian representative for the World Cup based on her 2006 results at FEI competitions. She will be competing against the top 17 Young Riders from around the world, including Europe, South America, Africa and Asia. Riders will get a taste of truly international, world-class competition during the Final, where they will contest the FEI Young Rider Team, Prix St. Georges and Freestyle tests. "Had I not done this competition, I doubt I would have been prepared to compete at the Young Rider World Cup," said Duncan, who helped the Canada West Young Rider Dressage Team bring home the Gold Medal from the 2006 North American Junior/Young Riders’ Championships, held in Lexington, VA this past August. "On day one of the show I felt awed and intimidated, but I feel much more confident now that I have ridden with some of the best riders in Germany." Canada took part at the inaugural 2005 FEI Young Rider World Cup Final where Julie Watchorn, of Schomberg, ON, took third place in the consolation round aboard Quintesse. For more information on the FEI Young Rider World Cup Final, please visit the FEI website, www.horsesport.org. About Dressage Canada Dressage Canada, as a committee of Equine Canada, is the National governing body for Dressage in Canada. Dressage Canada's objective is to foster the growth of Dressage and the pursuit of excellence in the sport at the local, national and international levels. Dressage Canada provides support and guidance to both amateur and professional through the following programs: coaching education and programs, officials’ education and programs, rules & qualifying criteria, sport development, publications & awards. For more information about Dressage Canada email info@dressagecanada.org or visit us online at

Wednesday, December 13, 2006

Alexandra Duncan of West Vancouver, BC contested the CDY-CDJ Kreuth Dressurgala, held in Kreuth, GER from December 8 - 10, in preparation for the FEI Young Rider World Cup, which began on December 12 in Frankfurt, GER.

Riding Elektra, her 11-year-old Holsteiner mare, Duncan kicked off her first ever German competition in the FEI Junior Team class, where she scored 62.44% to tie for 21st place.

“I was really happy with my horse, especially since the arena was filled with giant Santas and nativity scenes. The entire arena was like a Christmas forest and Elektra took it all in stride,” commented Duncan.

Next up was the Individual class, where the duo made a significant improvement, placing tenth on a score of 65.08%. Duncan closed out the competition in the Kur, earning her highest score of the competition with 66.92% and seventh place.

“The quality of riding and the horse caliber at this competition was exceptional. Every single rider rode with military precision,” explained Duncan. “The main difference I felt here compared to competitions in North America was the sheer competitive nature of all the riders. Each one rode like they were going to win, with accurate tests given. I can sum up the overall experience in one word - wow!”

Duncan was identified as the Canadian representative for the World Cup based on her 2006 results at FEI competitions. She will be competing against the top 17 Young Riders from around the world, including Europe, South America, Africa and Asia. Riders will get a taste of truly international, world-class competition during the Final, where they will contest the FEI Young Rider Team, Prix St. Georges and Freestyle tests.

“Had I not done this competition, I doubt I would have been prepared to compete at the Young Rider World Cup,” said Duncan, who helped the Canada West Young Rider Dressage Team bring home the Gold Medal from the 2006 North American Junior/Young Riders’ Championships, held in Lexington, VA this past August. “On day one of the show I felt awed and intimidated, but I feel much more confident now that I have ridden with some of the best riders in Germany.”

Canada took part at the inaugural 2005 FEI Young Rider World Cup Final where Julie Watchorn, of Schomberg, ON, took third place in the consolation round aboard Quintesse.

For more information on the FEI Young Rider World Cup Final, please visit the FEI website, www.horsesport.org.

CDI-W Frankfurt
Frankfurt, Germany
December 15-17, 2006

FEI Young Rider World Cup - Round 1

1. Valentina Truppa - Chablis - 72.356 % (Italy)
2. Lorraine van den Brink - Murdock - 70.444 % (Holland)
3. Annemette Mortensen - Mitchell Imhoff - 67.244 % (Denmark)
4. Andrea Timpe - Welttender - 66.667 % (Germany)
5. Alexandra Duncan - Elektra - 66.000 % (Canada)
5. Juliette Ramel - Melvin C - 66.000 % (Sweden)
7. Claire Gosselin - Lizell De Lauture - 64.356 % (France)
8. Gabriela Jaworska - Raimond van t Hooghof - 64.311 % (Poland)
9. Maria Moura Caetano - White Cedar - 63.689 % (Portugal)
10. Libuse Pulpanova - Daf Ondras - 60.978 % (Czech Republic)
11. Markus Jungwirth - Smart Cookie - 60.267 % (Austria)
12. Laura Noyes - Syncro - 57.644 % (USA)

FEI Young Rider World Cup - Round 2 - Prix St Georges

1. Lorraine van den Brink - Murdock - 71.600 % (Holland)
2. Valentina Truppa - Chablis - 71.100 % (Italy)
3. Annemette Mortensen - Mitchell Imhoff - 68.300 % (Denmark)
4. Andrea Timpe - Welttender - 67.700 % (Germany)
5. Alexandra Duncan - Elektra - 66.950 % (Canada)
6. Markus Jungwirht - Smart Cookie - 66.350 % (Austria)
7. Juliette Ramel - Melvin C - 66.200 % (Sweden)
8. Claire Gosselin - Lizell De Lauture - 64.800 % (France)
9. Maria Moura Caetano - White Cedar - 62.200 % (Portugal)
10. Libuse Pulpanova - Daf Ondras 60.900 % (Czech Republic)
11. Gabriela Jaworska - Raimond van t Hooghof - 60.350 % (Poland)

FEI Young Rider World Cup - Consolation Finals - Kur to Music

1. Juliette Ramel - Melvin C - 66.100% (Sweden)
2. Maria Moura Caetano - White Cedar - 65.900% (Portugal)
3. Claire Gosselin - Lizell de Lauture - 65.850% (France)
4. Libuse Pulpanova - Daf Ondras - 64.750% (Czech Republic)
5. Gabriala Jaworska - Raimond van 't Hooghof - 64.350% (Poland)

FEI Young Rider World Cup - Individual Finals - Kur to Music

1. Valentina Truppa - Chablis - 77.500% (Italy)
2. Andrea Timpe - Weltender - 71.350% (Germany)
3. Annemette Mortensen - Mitchell Imhoff - 71.200% (Denmark)
4. Alexandra Duncan - Elektra - 70.500% (Canada)
5. Markus Jungwirth - Smart Cookie - 69.700% (Austria)
6. Lorraine van den Brink - Murdock - 67.850% (Holland)

Nurnberg Burgpokal Finals - Round 1 - Prix St Georges

1. Ole Kohler - Don Frederico - 72.550 % (Germany)
2. Dorothee Schneider - Kaiserkult TSF - 71.900 % (Germany)
3. Carola Koppelmann - Comic Hilltop FRH - 71.700 % (Germany)
4. Brigitte Wittig - PC Mex - 70.500 % (Germany)
5. Rudolf Widmann - Daylight G - 70.250 % (Germany)
6. Oliver Luze - Tannenhof's Carabas - 70.000 % (Germany)
7. Christian Flamm - Samba Hit - 69.100 % (Germany)
8. Anna Katharina Luttgen - Habitus - 67.950 % (Germany)
9. Michael Oldenbourg - Fortina W - 67.450 % (Germany)
10. Gina Capellmann Lutkemeier - Baldessarini W - 65.650 % (Germany)
11. Matthias Alexander Rath - Weltmeyer Junior - 62.250 % (Germany)

Nurnberg Burgpokal Finals - Final - S-test

1. Carola Koppelmann - Comic Hilltop FRH - 74.100 % (Germany)
2. Dorothee Schneider - Kaiserkult TSF - 73.350 % (Germany)
3. Helen Langehanenberg - Responsible - 71.850 % (Germany)
4. Christian Flamm - Samba Hit - 71.800 % (Germany)
5. Oliver Luze - Tannenhof's Carabas - 70.850 % (Germany)
6. Ole Kohler - Don Frederico - 70.400 % (Germany)
7. Rudolf Widmann - Daylight G - 70.050 % (Germany) .
8. Brigitte Wittig - PC Mex - 69.550 % (Germany)
9. Anna Katharina Luttgen - Habitus - 69.050 % (Germany)
10. Michael Oldenbourg - Fortina W - 69.000 % (Germany)
11. Gina Capellmann Lutkemeri - Baldessarini W - 68.800 % (Germany)

Nurnberg Burgpokal Finals - Siegerpreis for the Riders

1. Dorothee Schneider - Kaiserkult TSF - 9.5
2. Carola Koppelmann - Comic Hilltop FRH - 9.3
3. Helen Langehanenberg - Responsible - 9.2

Grand Prix - national class

1. Lutz Weyland - Mon Acteur TSF - 66.875 %
2. Barbel Eppinger - Rulaman - 65.764 %
3. Nadine Krug - Lemon Tree - 64.931 %
4. Christoph Göb - Del Mare - 64.653 %
5. Karina Zimmermann - Olivia TSF - 64.514 %
6. Gerhard Pietsch - Remy Martin S - 64.375 %
7. Barbara Rossbach - Ricci - 62.500 %
8. Paul Schmid - Cortino - 61.319 %
9. Thomas Geier - Flamenco - 57.361 %

Grand Prix - CDI-W

1. Silvia Ikle - Salieri CH - 76.000 % (Switzerland)
2. Sonja Bolz - Cockney - 71.083 % (Germany)
3. Ellen Schulten Baumer - Donatha S - 70.875 % (Germany)
4. Tinne Vilhelmson - Solos Carex - 70.708 % (Sweden)
5. Nadine Capellmann - Elvis VA - 70.208 % (Germany)
6. Marie Line Wettstein - Le Primeur - 69.167 % (Switzerland)
7. Hubert Perring - Diabolo St Maurice - 68.042 % (France)
8. Carola Koppelmann - Le Bo - 67.875 % (Germany)
9. Isabell Werth - Polano - 67.833 % (Germany)
10. Fiona Bigwood - Nector v.h. Carelshof - 67.500 % (England)
11. Victoria Max-Theurer - Salieri - 66.625 % (Austria)
12. Rudolf Zeilinger - Franziskus - 66.500 % (Germany)
12. Caroline Bonde - Largo - 66.500 % (Sweden)
14. Tatiana Miloserdova - What a Feeling - 66.292 % (Russia)
15. Bart Bax - Krawall - 65.583 % (Holland)
16. Michael Barisone - Neruda B - 65.500 % (USA)
16. Nathalie Zu Saeyn Wittgenstein - Rigoletto - 65.500 % (Denmark)
18. Matthias Alexander Rath - Renoir-Unicef - 65.458 % (Germany)
19. Anja Plonzke - Tannenhof's Solero TSF - 65.042 % (Germany)
20. Patricia Callaghan - Joy - 64.333 % (Holland)
21. Nicola Glaser Kappeler - Floriano Deux NRW - RET

Grand Prix Kur to Music - CDI-W

1. Silvia Ikle - Salieri CH - 81.450% (Switzerland)
2. Sonja Bolz - Cockney - 74.550% (Germany)
3. Ellen Schulten Baumer - Donatha S - 73.600% (Germany)
4. Tinne Vilhelmson - Solos Carex - 73.200% (Sweden)
5. Marie Line Wettstein - Le Primeur - 73.050% (Switzerland)
6. Carola Koppelmann - Le Bo - 71.350% (Germany)
7. Hubert Perring - Diabolo St Maurice - 70.850% (France)
8. Victoria Max Theurer - Salieri - 69.650% (Austria)
9. Fiona Bigwood - Nector van het Carelshof - 69.550% (England)
10. Caroline Bonde - Largo - 68.750% (Sweden)
11. Tatiana Miloserdova - Wat a Feeling - 68.150% (Russia)
12. Bart Bax - Krawall - 67.400% (Holland)
13. Isabell Werth - Polano - 66.500% (Germany)
14. Rudolf Zeilinger - Franziskus - 66.200% (Germany)
Nadine Capellmann - Elvis VA - RET

December 12, 2006

Alex Duncan Update: Ali Buchanan wrote:

On ALex in Germany - Kreuth CDI. Just got Fax last night and I will quote it :
"All we can say is WOW !! Very hh calibre of Horses and Riders Top Top Notch. Alex was very intimidated Day1
Day 2 ALex lead the PSG for the First 13 rides out of 26 and finished in 9th position. SUnday Finished 7th in the Kur
What and experience - glad we used that show as warm up. Got some of the bugs out for ALex and gave her more confidence. Back at Ellen's now and need to do more work for Frankfurt. Ellen is Fantastic..Thank you for setting this up for ALex. " by Fax

ALEX IS SO IMPRESSED WITH THE TRAINING SHE WANTS TO BRING BOTH HORSES NEXT OCTOBER FOR TWO MONTHS SHE HAS BOOKED THIS ALREADY WITH ELLEN: TINA

December 4, 2006

Subject: Alex Duncan and Elektra Arrive in Germany

Quick note to confirm Alex, Elektra, Christina Duncan, with the expert assistance of flight attendant Bonnie Heimrich, departed Vancouver BC on Friday Dec 1 and have arrived in very good condition on Sunday Dec 4 at the stable of Ellen Bontje, where they will rest, train and prepare for the 2006 FEI YR World Cup FInal.

The entire family is graciously being accommodated at Ellen's stable " Hofgut Neuhof”, 20 minutes away from Frankfurt where the YR WC Final will be held. They will continue to train, rest, and base here for the 3-week tour.

After 24 hrs rest, I received a fax this morning from Ellen Bontje states " Alex and Elektra were "Super" in their practice session today (Monday).

The pair granted Invitation to Compete and represent Canada in the YR competition at the Indoor show and a *CDI J / *CDI Y, Kreuth, Germany this weekend Dec 8 to Dec 10. The Goal being to prepare both horse and rider for FEI YR WC Final, Dec 14 - 17. This Kreuth competition was considered crucial for both Alex and Elektra to acclimatize themselves to the European " electric " Indoors show atmosphere and FEI sanctioned Competition.

FEI JURY Kreuth CDI J / CDI Y;

Dr Dieter Schule president.

Uwe Mechlem, Katrina Wust, Dr. Michael Hubrich, Kerstin Holthaus, Hans-Joachim Eitel, Gottfried

Foreign Judge: Francisco Guerra Diaz ( ESP )

Christina Duncan (groom, chef, and Mother) expressed her appreciation and " Thank you " to Christine Peters for all her "efficient" assistance with Entries, communications with OC of these two competitions for Alex.

DC Coaching Committee will send letter of thanks to Ellen Bontje for her assistance in organizing German Horse Transport, local communication with OC, coaching, and providing generous accommodations for family and horse during 3-week tour in Germany. Elektra will return flight to Canada direct to Calgary for quarantine on Dec 21, again accompanied during flight by Bonnie Heimrich.

Ali Buchanan

December 3, 2006

Alexandra Duncan to Represent Canada at 2006 FEI Young Rider Dressage World Cup Final

Ottawa, ON, Canada
Photo: Anthony Trollope/StockImageServices.com

Alexandra Duncan of West Vancouver, BC will represent Canada at the second annual FEI Young Rider Dressage World Cup Final, to be held December 15-17 in Frankfurt, Germany.

Duncan was identified as the Canadian representative for the World Cup based on her 2006 results at FEI competitions. She will be competing against the top 17 Young Riders from around the world, including Europe, South America, Africa and Asia. Riders will get a taste of truly international, world-class competition during the Final, where they will contest the FEI Young Rider Team, Prix St. Georges and Freestyle tests.

"It's such an honour to represent your country," said Duncan, who helped the Canada West Young Rider Dressage Team bring home the Gold Medal from the 2006 North American Junior/Young Riders' Championships, held in Lexington, VA this past August. "I am very excited to go to the Young Rider World Cup, and meet so many different riders. It is such an excellent opportunity for international exposure."

Duncan will head for Germany on December 1, along with her partner for the World Cup, Elektra, her 11- year-old Holsteiner mare.

"Elektra has never been on a plane before, so in addition to training for the competition, I am trying to keep her very fit and keep her weight up," commented Duncan.

Canada took part at the inaugural 2005 FEI Young Rider World Cup Final where Julie Watchorn, of Schomberg, ON, took third place in the consolation round aboard Quintesse.

December 2, 2006

BCYR Annual Banquet a BIG success!

There are 74 pictures in the gallery, please be patient as downloading will take a few moments. Thank you.

Approximately 70 guests joined the BC Young Riders in the Fort Langley Community Hall Saturday December 2, 2006 to celebrate their annual awards celebration. Congratulations to all the winners! Many thanks to all the Executive Members for their hard work in organizing this event! Without them, this event would not have been possible. We would also like to thank Kristen and Toby for tending the bar.

The British Columbia Young Riders recognized for their accomplishments at the Year End Banquet.

Level Achievement Awards:

Congratulations to the 24 BCYR members who were recognized for their Level Achievement accomplishments. Please click here for the complete list!

The 8 Award:

Congratulations to Alexandra Duncan for achieving the most 8's in this years competitions - 12 in total.
Enjoy your gold and diamond pin!

BCYR would also like to recognize:

Emily Felgnar, for her achievement in scoring three 8's during the 2006 show season;

Erika Urff, in her achievement in scoring one 8 during the 2006 show season; and,

Tara Dougans, in her achievement in scoring one 8 during her 2006 show season.

Congratulations to all the members who received The 8 Award. Please click here for the complete list of recipients.

Silver Sonata Award:

To identify and reward an outstanding young BC dressage rider, who displays exceptional dedication to the improvement of themselves and their horse in the sport of dressage.

Congratulations to Larissa Cox the 2006 Winner of the Silver Sonata Award. Nominated by Barbara Cox, Diana Dusevic and Tarrin Warren

Improved Rider Award:

To identify and reward the BCYR member who shows consistent progress through the training levels.

Congratulations to Sara Regehr the 2006 Winner of the Improved Rider Award. Nominated by Janine Little, Coach

November 3, 2006

General Meeting held Fri., Nov. 3/06, featuring guest speaker Glenn Hendricks, Physiotherapist

14 enthusiastic Young Riders, and 9 moms, turned out for a very interesting and educational presentation by physiotherapist Glenn Hendricks on Nov. 3rd at Cloverdale Library. Glenn is a rider himself and competed in 3 day eventing at NAYRC some years ago. His objectives were:

to provide a greater awareness of the demands placed on the dressage rider's body as viewed from a physical therapy paradigm, and
to provide the rider with tools that will not only benefit equestrian performance but will facilitate positive changes in other activities.

Glenn challenged the riders to defend why the rider is as much an athlete as the horse, and they did so, concluding that riding is a “team sport” – horse and rider together.

He encouraged cross-training in activities that focus on core strength, such as Pilates, yoga, tai-chi, and others, and emphasized balance, core stability, flexibility (especially hips), strength, endurance, and mental training (sports psychology) that develops focus, concentration, visualization, relaxation, and determination. He recommended core training every day and endurance training 3 times a week, and advised low impact activities such as pool running, cycling, swimming, and ballet.

Glenn showed ways to identify the asymmetries that each person has, and some ways to address these to “make you well and keep you well”, demonstrating stretches that help develop body awareness. He showed some simple tools (foam half-round, foam tube, and 2 tennis balls in a sock!) to aid in stretching and flexibility exercises, and offered suggestions on how to fit this into your busy schedule. He emphasized that you will always need to do certain exercise to maintain your physical fitness and flexibility.

The girls came away with a better understanding of the effects that riding has on their bodies and the effects their bodies have on their riding, and how they can train to improve and maintain their fitness as it relates to riding.

Many thanks to Glenn for generously sharing his expertise and experience with B.C. Young Riders!

November 1, 2006

New for 2006: Dressage Canada is offering a pin award when you receive an "8" in Collective Marks: Rider (position and seat, correctness and effect of the aids): National shows only.

Competitors who achieve 8 scores of 8 in the "Riding" mark will be awarded the new Eight Pin which can be worn on their riding jacket lapel. Submission forms can be downloaded from the Dressage Canada website: www.DressageCanada.org, or on this site. Once a competitor has earned their Eight Pin they may continue to add bars to their Eight.

Download submission form here.

November 1, 2006

Last Name

First Name

For

Medal

Event

City

Zone

Place

Score

Felgnar

Emily

Final Standings

Gold

Boys and Girls Dressage Event 1

Pitt Meadows

Fraser Valley

71.7

Urff

Erika

Final Standings

Silver

Boys and Girls Dressage Event 1

Langley

Fraser Valley

71.4

Blake

Megan

Final Standings

Bronze

Boys and Girls Dressage Event 1

Brentwood Bay

Vancouver Island-Central Coast

65.1

Schippers

Roxy

Final Standings

Boys and Girls Dressage Event 1

Smithers

North West

64.5

Parisien

Carrie

Final Standings

Boys and Girls Dressage Event 1

Cranbrook

Kootenays

64.2

Forsyth-Schiewe

Madelyn

Final Standings

Boys and Girls Dressage Event 1

Delta

Fraser River Delta

Vankoughnett

Karlee

Final Standings

Boys and Girls Dressage Event 1

Coldstream

Thompson-Okanagan

63.4

Read

Vanessa

Final Standings

Boys and Girls Dressage Event 1

Nanaimo

Vancouver Island-Central Coast

62.8

Felgnar

Emily

Final

Gold

Boys and Girls Dressage Event 2

Pitt Meadows

Fraser Valley

71.4

Urff

Erika

Final

Silver

Boys and Girls Dressage Event 2

Langley

Fraser Valley

67.2

Read

Vanessa

Final

Bronze

Boys and Girls Dressage Event 2

Nanaimo

Vancouver Island-Central Coast

66.9

Schippers

Roxy

Final

Boys and Girls Dressage Event 2

Smithers

North West

66.4

Last Name

First Name

For

Medal

Event

City

Zone

Place

Score

Parisien

Carrie

Final

2006 Archived News

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