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November 2010
WEG Wrap-Up & Holiday Gift Guide

Letter from the Editor

The first ever U.S. based World Equestrian Games have come & gone. CF Equestrian
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 2010 Alltech FEI WEG Wrap-Up
The Results Are In
More than half a million people from all
50 U.S. states and nearly 60 countries
attended the historic Alltech FEI World
Equestrian Games in Lexington,
Kentucky, USA. They watched as
competitors from 58 countries went
head-to-head for world championship
titles in eight equestrian disciplines. Not
only did 507,022 people attend the
Alltech FEI Games but an estimated
400 million people also followed the
action on television.
Athletes from 58 countries battled it out
over the 16 days of the Alltech FEI
Games to win their place in the
world championships rankings. Great
Britain proved to be the world
champions when they obtained 19
medals in Kentucky, the horse capital
of the world. They also continued their
domination in the Para Dressage event
and moved into the history books as
the very first Para Dressage team to
win gold in the Alltech FEI Games.
Alltech FEI World Equestrian
Games 2010: a spectator’s
view By Jodi Crowley
There are certain opportunities that
come around once-in-a-lifetime.
Participating in the 2010 Alltech FEI
World Equestrian Games was one of
them.
Lakeland Nutrition Group (LNG) has
had a long-standing relationship with
Alltech and their innovative,
sciencedriven
products. In 2006, LNG was
invited to participate as one of the
feed partners in the historical, global
equestrian event being held for the
first time outside of Europe and on U.S.
soil in Lexington, Kentucky. LNG was
truly honored to be part of this
unprecedented event that
showcased 8 exhilarating world-class
competitions featuring the most
talented equine athletes in the world,
an international pavilion and trade
show, breed exhibitions and training
demonstrations by world-renowned
equine clinicians.
In celebration of the upcoming
Games, LNG held a contest in Spring
2010 to award one lucky Signature
feed customer an opportunity to invite
a guest and enjoy the ultimate prize:
an all expense paid trip to the 2010
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being hosted in Lexington at the possible.
Kentucky Horse Park. The trip package Sunday, October 3, showcased the
Stadium Jumping, the last phase of
also included tickets to the second
Eventing. This competition featured
and third phase of Eventing: Cross
another astonishing display of
Country and Stadium Jumping.
athleticism, suppleness, compliance
Suzanne and Paul Park, owners of the
and fitness. It was incredible to see the
equine rescue facility “Bit of Hope
determined, energetic spirit of the
Ranch” (www.bitofhoperanch.com)
horse and rider after the previous days
located in Englewood, Florida were
of intense competition. At the
the contest winners.
conclusion of the event, we observed
Our journey to the Games
the award ceremony and celebrated
commenced on Friday, October 1,
the achievements of team USA, who
2010. After arriving in Lexington we
earned the 4th place position.
wasted no time taking in the exquisite
sites and enjoying all the special That amazing day was capped off
with a behind-the-scenes tour of
attractions exclusive to this event.
Alltech’s Brewing Company, located
There was a palpable energy in the
in the heart of Downtown Lexington.
city and the enthusiasm was
The visit included the interesting history
contagious! We could hardly wait to
of their product development and
get to the horse park the next
fascinating details about their brewing
morning.
process. Alltech has been creating
The Cross-Country portion of Eventing
award winning beers since 2000.
kicked off at 10am on Saturday,
Kentucky Ale, Kentucky Light and
October 2. This second phase of the
Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale are
competition is the ultimate test of
Lexington's only locally-brewed beers.
bravery, speed, endurance and
It’s difficult to summarize this
jumping ability featuring a series of 28
solid obstacles set across 4 miles of extraordinary experience that so
natural terrain and included jumps wonderfully captured the pageantry
into the water, up and down banks and magnificence of equine sports. It
was truly a celebration of the horse
and the equine enthusiasts and
industry members that surround them.
Highlights of the trip included the
incredible Equine Village, featuring
outstanding equine entertainers,
clinicians and breed demonstrations
to the remarkable International Trade
Show offering exquisite equestrian
collectibles to high-fashion wearable
art.
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and over ditches and large timber. It Equestrian Games being hosted in
was exhilarating to watch these Normandy, France.
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Nutrition, Paul and Suzanne Park, Bit of
Hope Ranch
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navigate through the rigorous course.
That unforgettable day was topped
off with a visit to Alltech’s premier
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delectable cuisine and assiduous
service in a sophisticated, elegant
atmosphere. In addition, each dining
table featured fine food, beverages,
as well as other first-rate amenities. A Belgium's Constantin van Rijckevorsel
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working…no matter what she was
doing, all through the day and night a
grand plan took root.
The plan for "Puddleby" had grown so
large that she grasped it, with both
hands, and prepared for the ride.
At first the name changed in the
manuscript on a weekly basis, but then
as the pig's personality took a life of its
own, the name "Smooch" came to
Thea's mind and she immediately knew
it was the perfect name.

Thea Wilcox made a promise to give
back to children and their families
who were in the throes of chronic
childhood illness.
Her promise sprung from her own
personal experiences with a
chronically ill child and a secret pact
she made with God to return to
these hospital corridors if the child,
dear to her, survived. The child
survived, but the promise was swept
under the demands of life. That was,
until Thea found a very special pony
just as she neared retirement.
The book is a diary of sorts that Thea
recorded during the initial five
months that she owned Puddleby.
During the months it took to write
the book, the characters defined
themselves and took on their own
personalities.
Much of the book is based on actual
people and true events. For example,
Windham Hill Farm, the farm where
the story takes place, once rescued
three pigs.
The lore of those pigs prompted the
author to include one in her story. But
the name of the pig….that had to be
created.
The proceeds from the sale of the book
are donated to "Going Miles for Smiles,"
a non-profit foundation, established by
Thea and Winton Wilcox, her husband,
as a means to carry out her promise to
give back.
If you have any questions for Thea, you
may contact her via her email:
TheaWilcox@PuddlebyPony.com.
Puddleby's website is
www.PuddlebyPony.com and there you
can look into a little of his life including
his friends, training and a few other
tidbits!

When Thea found her pony, who

she named Puddleby, she had
intended to use him as a small
hunter pony, but within the first
week of owning him she had a
dream reminding her of her promise
to "someday" give back. At first, she
ignored the promptings. Then, in
another dream, the idea for a book
came to her. After that, whether
sleeping, driving in her car,

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After a successful
management career with
Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth
Avenue and Gucci, Jane Heart
took a leap of faith and
decided to follow her heart
and create a business of her
own.
“Horses were always a passion
for me, and one of my very favorite
outfits as a child was
that of a cowgirl complete with red felt hat! Jewelry was
another passion developed during my retailing days, and
when I could not find a horse head belt buckle that I liked,
I decided to design my own. From there the Collections
have grown as well as endured, and new designs are
continually added. “
“In 2008 I was very privileged to announce my licensed
jewelry for Barbaro. A portion of the proceeds benefits the
Fund for Laminitis Research at the University of PA School
of Veterinary Medicine. I live in Scottsdale, AZ with my
husband Dennis. He often travels with me and is the
official “jewelry polisher” and my helpful advisor. I also
travel and do several shows including Dressage at Devon,
FEI World Cup in Las Vegas, the AAEP Equine Practitioner’s
show and more recently was a sponsor at the USDF
Building for the 2010 World Equestrian Games in
Lexington, Kentucky. “ See Ad for Jane Heart Designs on pg 7
MaryLu Gallagher was born in
Charleston, WV. She is a
graduate of West Virginia
University in Morgantown. She
developed her riding under
Mrs. Anne Spilman. Under her
guidance, she learned to
foxhunt and horse show. After
college graduation, she took a job
in the hunt country of
TN. In 1975 she migrated to Winter Haven where she
began a pursuit of the perfect show horse under the
tutelage of Richard Watson. Breaking away from the
Watson family, she opened her own Ridge Point Stables in
Lakeland. Her students have qualified and competed at
USEF Pony Finals and all three Medal Finals. In 1999 Ridge
Point relocated to Haines City on what is known as the
Florida Ridge. She is married to Mike Gallagher, a wellregarded
farrier, and has one daughter, Meredith.
“After Fallin’ relays several events over many years that
involve a student, a friend or me horse showing,
foxhunting, or training. Some ended in injury, which can
sometimes be the case, but most did not. The point is that
each time something knocks us down, we get up and try it
again. For centuries the saying “if it bucks you off, get
back on” has been repeated and not just by riding
enthusiasts. Let After Fallin’ remind you of what you have
overcome in your life. See Ad for After Fallin’on pg 8

Blue Centaur, Inc. is an artistic collaboration between Amalia and Cristobal Castro, two
passionate and highly educated artists who were brought together by their love of art.
The couple began their adventure together in Bogotá, Colombia when Amalia was a fine arts major
and Cristobal was one of the most celebrated young artists in Colombia. At the social club both
families attended, their mothers met and decided the children should meet. Amalia came home from
class one day only to find “my hero sitting in my house. I was speechless!” The two have been together
ever since. Cristobal was a part of Amalia’s thesis for her Master of Fine Arts degree at University Los
Andes (Bogotá). When she completed her masters studies in communications they married. Educated
at the prestigious Ecole Nationale Superieure des Arts Visuels, La Cambre, in Brussels, Belgium, where
he studied farrier arts and metal sculpture, Cristobal worked on many horses of varying disciplines
while pursuing his art. A jumper rider himself, he understands the importance of balance in the feet
enabling the horse to achieve its full potential. Attracted to Ocala by the diverse horse community,
Cristobal and Amalia set up Blue Centaur as an outlet for their creative endeavors. The logo for Blue
Centaur was created by Cristobal’s father, an architect and graphics artist, and was inspired by the
“Blue Rider” Expressionists movement in Europe. “When my father gave us the design, it was a very
important moment for us.” It was a culmination of their passion for horses, art and family. Cristobal:
“There is no difference between what I do as a horse shoer and what I do as an artist. Art is solving a
problem, and for me, that is what I am interested in.” Amalia: “We do so many things together. He
nurtures my work. I nurture his. The creative process is very important to us both.” Cristobal’s works
have been exhibited in Colombia, Belgium and Venezuela, as well as in New York and Florida. Amalia
designs graphics and websites for some of the most prestigious names in the horse community,
including Charles Owen, Grey Fox Farm, Chester Weber and Live Oak International.
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FL Warmblood Ponies
participate in Dressage
demo at the Equine
Extravaganza in VA
Photo: Audrey Maschue, right, owner
and trainer at Xanadu Dressage in
Loxahatchee, Florida, and working
student Deanna Dye, will ride their
Warmblood ponies in a dressage
demonstration at the Equine
Extravaganza at The Meadow Event
Park in Doswell, Virginia, October 29-
31. Maschue will ride her German
Riding Pony, Rolando, and Dye will
ride a Warmblood Pony cross named
Napoleon Dynamite. (Photo courtesy
of Xanadu Dressage)
Homeschoolers spend
a day at the farm
By Robin George
On Tuesday, Sept. 21st, the Homeward
Bound home school group took a field
trip to Sunnybrook Farm in Winter
Garden. As part of the Contenders
and Keepers study program, the
children have been studying
horsemanship all month. A trip to see
how a real horse stable operates
summed up the lessons. Rebecca
Berry, owner and caretaker of
Sunnybrook Farm, was kind enough to
offer her facility for the class to visit.
The children, ranging in age from first
grade to sixth grade, learned about
some of the many different breeds of
horses and some general differences
between them, the many different
kinds of tack used depending on the
discipline, the coloring and markings
of horses, and about health care of
horses including grooming and
feeding. Part of the health care
aspect of the class was learning how
to take care of the feet. Robert
George, a local farrier, donated his
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time to do a demonstration for the
class. The children watched Mr.
George shoe a horse and listen to him
explain the importance of good hoof
care. After a question and answer
session it was down to the dirty work.
The class was able to apply what they
learned before the trip about
grooming a horse by doing some
hands on combing of the mane,
brushing the coat, and picking out the
feet. Another fun activity they
participated in was the care and
cleaning of a farm. This included
picking out the stalls, sweeping the
corridors and organizing the hay
room. Some of the children enjoyed
this but the general consensus was
that cleaning up manure was “for the
birds”.
The final and most thrilling part of the
day was helping to tack and then ride
a horse. A 25 year old blue roan
lesson horse by the name of Marley
was a very willing participant. Some
of the children had the previous
privilege of riding, but for many of
them it was a first. The smiles couldn’t
have been bigger and everyone
enjoyed a fabulous day on the farm.
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Ravenwood Farm Foundation, Inc.
is a non-profit foundation for the
rehoming of all of
God’s Creatures, Large Animal
Recovery and a Emergency
Response Mounted Unit.
They leave their footprints
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7- NFHJA Benefit
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7- Central FL Dressage @Silver Sands
Non-competitive Musical Freestyles to
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10-21 Atlanta Fall Classics
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12-14 CFHJA H/J “A”
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13-14 PBCHA H/J
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13-14 SEHJ H/J SS-Clarcona
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13-14 HSITP H/J @ Canterbury
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13-14 Marion Saddle H/J SS
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18-21 Fox Lea Farm November H/J “A”
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20- The Mane Event HT-Ocala
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20- Florida Horse Park Fall HT
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20-21 Fannin Hill H/J & Dressage
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20-21 Sumter EC H/J
www.sumterequestriancenter.com
20-21 HSITP H/J @ Jacksonville
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25-28 SFHJA Charity Show-Wellington
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27- FL Horse Prk Jumpers & 3 phs
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28- Canterbury Dressage SS
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December
30-5 Holiday and Horses
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3-6 CFHJA “A”
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3-5 RMI Mid-Florida Premiere “A”
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4- Dressage, Stadium & 3-Phase SS
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4-5 SEHJ H/J SS-Tampa
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11-12 ESP Year End Awards Show
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11-12 SEC H/J & Dressage Show
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JAN - Show Jumping &
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17-19 RMI Mid-Florida December “A”
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22-24- ESP Holiday II “A”
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