USEF RECOGNIZED
DRESSAGE COMPETITIONS
Year End Championship ribbons,
awards and scholarships in the amount of $75.00 each will be awarded
to the rider/horse combination with the highest average score in
each of the following divisions. Ribbons will be awarded to tenth
place. One (1) score from four (4) different judges is required. (If
the test score is from a panel of judges, the combined average score
is the only score that can be submitted.) Freestyle and Young
Horse scores may not be used. A horse and rider combination who has
previously won a year end championship is no longer eligible for
awards at that level or lower level.
Training Level
OPEN, JR/YR, AA
First Level
OPEN, JR/YR, AA
Second Level
OPEN, JR/YR, AA
Third Level
OPEN, JR/YR, AA Combined
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Fourth Level
OPEN, JR/YR, AA Combined
PSG/Intermediare I
OPEN, JR/YR, AA Combined
Intermediaire II/Grand
Prix OPEN, JR/YR, AA Combined
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The Alessandria Memorial Trophy
given by Lisa Gorretta and The Paddock Saddlery in memory of her
Swedish Warmblood mare “Alessandria”. Awarded to the horse/rider
with the highest average score at the FEI levels (PSG through Grand
Prix combined) using four (4) scores from four (4) different judges.
The
Jane Grey Trophy
given by Lisa Gorretta in memory of her thoroughbred mare, Jane Grey
aka “She’s Long Gone”. Awarded to a “second career” thoroughbred
that raced and then competed in dressage with the highest average
based upon four (4) scores from four (4) different judges in
recognized competition at Second Level or above. Scores
from different levels of competition may be combined. A copy
of the registration papers AND documentation of a racing record must
accompany submitted scores.
The Michael von der Nonne Trophy
given by Dagmar Zimmerman in memory of a dressage pioneer in
Northeast Ohio, to the rider/horse with the highest median score at
First Level using three (3) scores from three (3) different judges.
Musical Freestyle:
A single combined division of freestyle competitors will be awarded
ribbons first through tenth, based upon the highest average of three
(3) scores earned from three (3) different judges in recognized
dressage competitions.
The Randeck Memorial Trophy
given by Carey Smith-Wilson to the adult amateur with the highest
average scores based upon four (4) scores in three (3) shows from
different judges in recognized competition at 4th level or
above. Scores from Different levels of competition may be combined.
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The
Richard Gascoigne Memorial Trophy
given by Bitsy Gascoigne and Ann Gascoigne Nixon in memory of
Richard Gascoigne. Awarded to the Adult Amateur rider/horse with the
highest average at Second Level or above in recognized competition,
based upon four (4) scores from four (4) different judges at
recognized dressage competitions.
The
Richter 5 Trophy
given by Maggie Ball to the arabian or half-arabian horse ridden by
an Adult Amateur, Junior, Young Rider, or Professional with the
highest average based upon four (4) scores from four (4) different
judges at any level at recognized dressage competitions.
Scores from different levels of competition may be combined. A
copy of the registration papers or a written verification of lineage
must accompany the submitted scores.
The
Sindarin Trophy
given by Dale Lappert in memory of her thoroughbred stallion,
Sindarin. Awarded to the thoroughbred or half-thoroughbred horse
with the highest average based upon four (4) scores from four (4)
different judges at any level at recognized dressage competitions.
Scores from different levels of competition may be combined. A
copy of the registration papers or a letter verifying lineage must
accompany the submitted scores.
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