OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE AMERICAN VAULTING ASSOCIATION
20066 GLEN BRAE DRIVE, SARATOGA, CA 95070 MAY/JUNE 1986
A TEAM WINNER - TIMBERLINE FATHERS' FEST
Timberline World TeamBryan Jones, Simone Lemieux, Brooke Becker on "Woody"
NEU AVA CONSTITUTION AND BY LAUS ENCLOSEDCURRENT RULE BOOK CONTENTS LISTED
Enclosed in this issue of the AVA Vaulting News is the February 1986 revision of the AVA Constitution andBx Laws. This 10 page 5 sheet insert has been 3-hole punched for easy insertion in the AVA Rule Book. Itreplaces the current Constitution and By Laws which were revised in April 1983.
In order that teams and 6ther owners of AVA Rule Books can check their Rule Books for completeness, thefollowing list details the current contents.
CONTENTS OF AVA RULE BOOKCover Page1986 Judge List 1 page1986 Temporary Fest Rules, 2 pagesAmended Rules, Pages 1-8Tables of Contents, RuIes-2 pages, Proced.-l pageRules, pages 1-53, including la, lOa, 35a, 35bProcedures, pages 1-21Appendix A - Judging Code , 1 pageAppendix B - Degree of D i f f i cu l t y Diagrams, 20
pagesConstitution and By Laws, amended 2/86 - 10 pages included in this newsletterStanding Rules, Sections I-IV, amended 3/84 - 5 pages
LIST OF AMENDED PAGES (ALL IN RULES SECTION)(These pages have a date notation, e.g. 4/84
in either the lower or the the upper left margin.)
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AMERICAN VAULTING ASSOCIATION ROSTER
EXECUTIVE BOARD
PRESIDENT: Naoni Takenoto (7-9AH,8-10PM) 408/462-6783*5332 Soquel Drive, Soquel, CA 95073
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT: Colette Garrison 916/484-9775*4252 Mason Lane, Sacranento, CA 95821 <7tfHPM,8:3HOPN)
VICE PRESIDENT - FEST: Kathleen Bossentieyer 408/476-74563155 V ic to ry Lane. Soquel. CA 95073 (5-10PH)
VICE PRESIDENT - PROMOTION & PUBLICITY:Marianne Rose 408/867-1789*11845 Skyline Boulevard, Los Gatos, CA 95030
VICE PRESIDENT - REGIONS: David Eggleston 915/683-5735*1605 y. Tennessee. Midland, TX 79701 (6AM-11PM)
GENERAL SECRETARY: Joy Coburn (7PM-11PM) 818/888-8621*5340 Scott Robertson Road. Hidden Hills. CA 91302
TREASURER: Judith S. Bryer <6:30W-6:30PM) 408/867-040220066 Glen Brae Dr ive. Saratoga. CA
TECtMCAL ADVISOR: J. Ashton Moore95070
408/623-4446334 Mission Vineyard Road, San Juan Bautista.CA 95045
STAFFEXECUTIVE SECRETARY: Judith S. Bryer 408/867-0402
(OFFICE HOURS: 9 AM - 12 NOON M-TH)EDITOR. AW VAULTING NEUS: Jurtitt. 5. Bryer 488/867-0402
20Q66 b'len brae unve, Saratoga, CA 95070MEDAL TEST SECRETARY: Peggy Vaughn 415/662-2219
General Del ivery , Nkasio, CA 94946 (7:30-8:30^, 9-11PM)LIAISON, CHRONICLE OF THE HORSE:
Ctir i s Appei -Buc isrka 703/378-59873912 ChanUlly Road, Chant illy, VA 22021
HISTORIC: Pat r ic ia Reschar 408/356-8660112 CaHhill Court, Los Gatos, CA 95030
NATIONAL EXCHW6E: Maxine Chel in i <7:30-9AM)415/663-1547P.O. Box 5B3, Pt. Reyes S ta t ion , CA 94956 (6:30-11 :30PM)
INSURANCE AGENT9167979-1234
95826ROLLINS BURDICK HIM EH; Konald D. Dunn
7700 College Town Dr. Suite 105, Sacranento, CA
* Denotes Telephone Answering Machine.
SPECIAL PROGRAM DIRECTORS
NATIffWL COUNCIL FOR VAULTING EDUCATION:Elizabeth F. Searle (6-8AM, 7-1QPM) 408/623-4446*334 Mission Vineyard Road, San Juan Bautista.CA 95045
NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR THERAPEIFTIC VAULTING:Liz Helns 818/767-63739311 Del Arroyo Drive, Sun Valley, CA 91352
COMMITTEES
ACA CAMPS: Joyce GussenhovenP.O. Box 1006, San Juan Bautista, CA 95045
408/724-0317
(WJAL MEETING:' Jane Garrod 408/367-91452260C Mt. Eden Road, Saratoga, CA 95070
AVA VAULTING NEUS CMTE: Stephanie Sienens 714/595-005821234 biIwr Uloud, Diationd Bar. CA 91765
(7-1113MM. After 7PM)BALLOT COWITTEE: Sonia Hansen 818/963-2601
1207 Vale Brook Place. Slendora, CA 91740CLUBS: 4-ti: Jean Seattle <6tf-7PM) 805/736-4420
3765 Higuelito Canyon Road, Lonpoc. CA 93436tfffi: Sally Collins (TftHlPH) 415/453-9045
Gen.DeTTvery, Nicasio, CA 94946 (Best:6PM-Iim,Not T.U)CLUBS: U.S. PONY: Carol Fuller (6AM-11PM) 703/759-2314
1075 Leigh Mill Road, Great Falls, VA 22066CONSTITUTION fc BY-LAUS: Joy Coburn (7-11PM) 818/888-0621*
5340 Scott Robertson Road, Hidden Hills, CA 91302FEST COWITTEE: Lynne Nelson BD5/54I-3A3J
642 California Blvd.,San Luis Obispo, CA 93401INTEBttTIONAL: Colet te Garrison (7AM-6PM) 916/484-9775*
4252 Mason Lane, Sacranento, CA 95821 <8:30PM-10W>NOMINATING COWITTEE: Jean Beattie 805/736-4420
3765 Miguel i to Canyon Road, Lonpoc. CA 93436SPECIAL fl&RDS: Jean Beatt ie (.SAM-7PH) 805/736-4420
3765 Miguelito Canyon Road. Lonpoc, CA 93436TECHNICAL/JUDGES: Adrienne Stang 408/867-0184*
20449 Glen Brae Drive, Saratoga, CA 95070VIDEO CHHITTEE; Laurie Johnson 408/476-5901*
P.O. Box 101, Soquel, CA 95073
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PROFILEEHHA
(by Jane Garrod, Freda Radich and Irene W i l c o x )
Emma Garrod, head coach -for Mt. Eden Vaul t ing Club, has a contagious laugh and a sparkle in her eyes.She cares for the sport of vaul t ing as if it were her child. Known both at home and abroad for her fr iendlyenthus ias t ic att i tude, Emma does have two major f laws: First, she grits her t ee th at the words, "I can' t ' .Second, she loves six o'clock practices - that's six A.M.! Her true calling or love is sharing herself. Forthe youngest to the most senior vaul ter , Emma always has a smile that says, 'I b e l i e v e in you.' At home inSaratoga, Cali fornia; around the world in such places as Canada, Europe, or South America; and conductingc l in ics for clubs throughout the United States, Emma has demonstrated the correct riding seat, and/or helpedto build a great kur. Emma loves p e o p l e and it shows!
Vaulting s ince age 11, Ema perforned her f i rs t 'vault-on' four teen years ago when her nother, Jane Garrod, tookher for a lesson with Jeff Moore and the Kennolyn tean inSequel, Ca l i fo rn ia . Shortly after Ema comple ted a fewlessons, Garrod Farns boarder and vaul t ing enthusiastBarbara Marshall found a wi l l ing horse frcn the s tab les andenough in terested children to forts a tean. Intrigued by thesport , Carl Avery , another Garrod Farns boarder, beganworking wi th the budding vaulters w i t h his horse, and theGarrod Fans Vaulting Team was off the ground! Ema's firstcompet i t ion was at Uatsonv i l le , Cal i forn ia, with only 5reg is tered teans conpeting. She competed the fol lowing yearat Hidden Hi l ls in Southern Cal i fornia, Ema earned herBronze, S i l ver , and Gold Medals in the early 70's.
As the American Vaul t ing Assoc ia t ion began to grou,Ehna's opportuni t ies were broadened. She was selected as afuenber of the conposite tean which traveled to Europe in1974 on the invi tat ion of Paul and 311a Lorenz of Stuttgart.Later that year the Stuttgart tean v is i ted severalCal i forn ia teans and perforned at theCtianpionship Fest at Garrod Farns.
Her interest in vau l t ing grew and,ef for t guided by several tean coaches,Davis, • presently an AVA Judge and vaulting clinician on theEast Coast, Ema developed her sk i l ls . Early in 1979 GarrodEarns Vau l te rs merged wi th Chez Scherf Hightai lers to fornMt. Eden Vaul t ing Club. Ema returned from her s tudies atCal i fornia State Polytechnic University, San Luis Qbispo,that spring to co-coach the new tean w i t h Sue Scherf Smith.The fol lowing sumer, Ema, as a senber of the Ht. Eden A
1974 National
through dedicatedincluding Sharon
tean, competed in the International Friendship FestAnstettenj Austria.
Winning the National ATean Chanpionship in 19B2 wasthe culmination of severalyears of hard worK. Theconbination of a nowexperienced Htgood longer,coach-vaulterexcep t i ona l l yGarrod'sresulted
Eden A Tean, aan innovat ive
and Alto, angood horse fron
riding school,in the acheivenent of
th is much sought goal. In, as a nenber of the sane
group of vau l ters , Emapar t ic ipated in the AVAexhib i t ions at the Sumer
SAO PAULO AIRPORT - 1935
uith Susan Barnes, and a group of Mt,
Ganes of the23rd Olynpiadin Los Angeles.The vault ingyear was cappedoff by aChristmas-tineexchange v is i tto the Clube deCanpo vaultersin Sao Paulo,Brazi l , whereEma, along
Eden vaulters,conducted a 2 week c l i n i c , adminis tered a Nov ice Medal Exan,and organized a nini-conpeti t ion, in preparat ion for thepar t ic ipat ion of the Clube uaulters in the 1985 NationalChanpionships in Pomona, Ca l i fo rn ia .
July 1985 found £ma as coach of a newly fomed Mt.Eden B Tean, w h i c h was s e l e c t e d to travel to Schene fe ld ,Gernany, to represent the United States at the EuropeanChanpionships. This inexper ienced tean, vau l t ing on a newhorse, placed 5th out of nine top European teans at theconpetit ion,
recentvault ing
PROUD COACH - 19W
The mosthighlight of Ema'scareer was the 1984 NationalChanpionships where she wasnot only coach/nember of theconposite Chehalen Mount Edentean which won the B TeanNational Chanpionship, butalso the proud coach of boththe Bronze and the S i l ve rWomen's Individual Championsfor 198(4, Diana Tyll and LanaSchumacher.
A member of the American Vaulting Assoc ia t ion since1972, Ema is currently training as an Appren t i ce Judge.Other a c t i v i t i e s in the AVA include serving as Fest AwardsChairnan in 1984 and co-chairman in 1985. Enna's vaul t ingcareer is a good exanple for all of us of the oany rewardsof pers is tence, perservance, and patience.
Manager of Christensen's Saddlery near Saratoga,Cal i forn ia , Ema f i ts vault ing p rac t i ces into her busyschedule both before and after store hours. She and herf iance, David Drinker, are planning a Fall wedding under theoaK tree in the upper arena at Garrod Farns Stables .
(W ALTO - 1982
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EDUCATIONAL"GENERAL IMPRESSIQMX
by Elizabeth F, Searle, AVA Gold Examiner (R») and FEI Vaul t ing Judge
'General Impression' includes turn-out of vaulters, longer and horse; equipment; entry and ex i t ;d isc ip l ine; the horse's way of going, e tc . Most of these are subjective judgements to which I try both to addas much methodology as possible, a,nd at the same time to reduce purely subject ive aspects, such as my personaltaste.
TURNOUTIn considering turn-out of the vaulters, I
base my judgement on I) neatness, 2) uni formity,and 3) function. Since the trend toward gymnasticat t i re, there is now very l i t t le di f ference exceptin color.
For the most part girls' hair is worn ei thershort or braided, both of which are at t rac t ive - Iexpect no uni formity here. Jewelry .of any kind(earrings, rings, necklaces, bracelets) are a 'no-no' for safety reasons, if for no other.
I do like to see the longer in colorcoordinated slacks, shirt and/or jacket . This canmake a d i f ference in the over-all appearance. Thelonger should blend into and enhance the p icture,not look out of place or strike a discordant note.There are, of course, circumstances in which thisaspect of turnout must r ece i ve specialconsiderat ion, such as in individual compet i t ionwhen vaulters must vault w i th another team's horseand longer.
Turn-out of the horse often loses more pointsfrom me than turn-out of the vaul ters . Braidingshould be neat, not many lengths or part of themfal l ing out. I do not care what K ind of braidingis used - hunter type, Hungarian, Russian, e tc .
The style should be se lec ted to enhance the shapeof the horse's neck. The tail can be braided ornot as long as it is neat and looks well groomed.Colored yarns in the mane are all right if notle f t w i th long strings hanging down as if thebraider did not have enough t ime to f in ish, g iv ingan incomplete and sloppy look.
The horse should be well-groomed and cleanlooking, f e t l ocks trimmed and feet well cared for.
EQUIPMENTNo straps should be hanging loose on the
bridle or side, r_ej_ns - the latter very often seen.If galloping boots are used, the straps should nots t i ck out l ike a porcup ine. If they are too longthey can be taped down. The underpadding of thesurcingle should not be hanging out. Colorcoordinated boots or leg wraps and pad add to thepicture for me. Bridle and surcingle should matcheach other in color - both brown leather or both
height. Innovative variat ions in bowing, line-up,e tc . , can be interesting if not too bizarre, butthey do not rece i ve additional points from me.Line-up should be prompt and straight.
DISCIPLINE'Discip l ine" for me is demonstrated by the
foregoing remarks about entry, ex i t and line-up,as well as by the comportment of the vaulters inthe line-up during the performance. Vaultersshould stand qu ie t ly , not squirm about, turnaround, chat, etc. A steadier look is achievedwhen vaulters' arms are the same - all straightdown or all behind the back. There should be alook of at tent ion and readiness.
HORSE'S UAY OF GOINGThe horse and the longeing enter into the
general impression. How the horse goes isimportant to the p ic tu re as wel l as to thevaulters. Continuous breaks in gait , blow-ups,rushing around, as well as the need for constanturging w i t h whip and vo ice all detract, as does acanter that is half trot and half canter.Constantly cu t t i ng the c i rc le on one side causesmuch trouble to the vaulters' balance, as doespull ing out and fa l l ing on the outside shoulder.Too small a c i r c l e is penal ized technically. Sidereins that are too short or so low that they forcethe horse onto the forehand are also noted underthis score.
In trot competi t ion the gait should be a trotand not a shuf f le . The latter does not al lowvaulting to be with the movement of the horse, asthere is not any. The vaulter cannot feel orcount strides and rece ives no help from theimpulsion of the horse. The performance becomesgymnastic exerc i ses on a siightly moving platform.
black leatherf ine too -p ieces match.
- not one of each,or another color ,
ENTRY/EXIT
All whi te isas long as both
Entry and e x i t should be we l l rehearsed sothe v a u l t e r s are in s t e p . I t looks bet ter whene n t e r i n g and e x i t i n g i f v a u l t e r s are accord ing to
It is desirable for judges to be allowed timeat the end of each performance to c lar i fy forteams and coaches the reason for the GeneralImpression score.
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PROFILE
KAREN EGGLESTQN - AMA "JAULTER IN CHINA(by David H. Eggleston)
Karen Eggleston, AVA vaul ter and coach from Midland, Texas, has recently ar r ived in Beij ing, PeoplesRepublic of China, for a year of study at Be i j ing Normal University. A Dartmouth junior w i th a near A averagein a combined government/science major, Karen has a year of co l lege Chinese under her belt, as wel l asSaturday classes in the Chinese language when she was younger.
Introduced to vaulting by Marcie Stiwnel andBrian Szabo shortly after moving to Midland, Texasfrom San Diego, both Karen and her brother Erictook to the sport wi th ease. After earning herbronze and s i lver medals, Karen began to spendsummers teaching vau l t i ng at Marcie Stimmeftmother's Pinto Ranch near Hemet, Cal i fornia.Marcie was a big booster for the Egglestonsiblings, providing encouragement, horses andvault ing exper t ise, as well as d i rec t ing theircapabi l i ty for d isc ip l ined work. Karen used herfee l ing for rhythmand music along w i thher gymnasticability andcrea t i v i t y in 2-Phase work, and wasAVA NationalChampion Si lver 2-Phase Woman in both1982 and 1983 aswel 1 as AVAInternationalChampion Gold 2-Phase Uwnan in 1985.
Karen and Ericboth taught vaul t ingat AVA A f f i l i a teKennolyn Camp inSoquel in the summerof 1985, and tookindividual vaultingUssonswith the superb Timber! ine vaulters. Wi thexpert coaching and encouragement from NancyStevens, Karen earned her Gold Medal at the end ofthe summer.
A musician as we l l as an athlete and scholar,Karen has cont inued the study of v i o l i n begun atage three in her home town of San Diego. Memberof a community youth orchestra in Midland duringher high school years, Karen was concert mistressand earned a number one rat ing in the stateindividual v io l in compet i t ion and was chosen amember of the al l -state orchestra. She hascont inued her v io l in studies at Dartmouth underthe direction of the principal of the ConcordString Quartet in Hanover, New Hampshire.
Classical music training and vaulting seem to govery we l l together. Now if we could just t ra in avault ing horse to fo l low the beat of the musicexact ly, new concepts in synchronized vaul t ingcould be explored!
Graduating as Salutatorian of her high schoolclass, Karen fo l lowed in the foots teps of heroldest brother, Carrick, now a doctoral student atStanford, in choosing Dartmouth College in NewHampshire. Missing vault ing at Dartmouth, Karentried, with the help of AVA Resource Person HelenYetman-Bellows, to start a team there. Contact ingboth the president of Dartmouth and the directorof equestr ian ac t i v i t i es , Karen found that shewould have to train a horse, organize and teachthe c lasses and raise the necessary money in orderto accomplish her goal. This would have meant aful l - t ime commitment impossible to accomplishwhi le a full time student. In addit ion, thecol lege administration was ve r y worried about1 lability problems.
Her journey to China is not Karen's f i rstadventure in the Far East. She spent the summerof 1984 studying in Korea, courtesy of heroriental art exper t grancfoother. Karen's mother ,Helen, spent the f irst f i v e years of her l i f e inthe southern part of what is now North Korea, andhas U.C. Berkeley degrees in both Chinese andJapanese. Karen hopes to v is i t Mongol ia under theauspices of the Peoples Republ ic of China min is t ryof youth sports later in her stay, and may be ableto show videotapes of vaulting, as wel l as f indout what kind of vaul t ing the Mongolians do. Staytuned for further deta i ls later this year.
Mail seems to getback and forth fa i r l yquickly and Karen wouldlove to get l e t t e r s fromAVA peop le . Her addressis:
Karen EgglestonForeign Students
DormitoryBei j ing Normal Un ivers i ty
Be i j ing 100082Peoples Republ ic of China
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BOARD MINUTESAW BDARD DF DIRECTORS MEETING - APRIL 27, 1986. - RODB&Y 1W. SACfWIEHTD. CALIFORNIA
A regular meet ing of the Board of Di rectors was cal led to order at 10:55 Ah by Execut ive Uice PresidentCo le t te Garrison. Joy Coburn ca l l ed the roll; twe l ve Board Members were present and a thirteenth was la te .Absent were Kitchy Burdet te, Merry Cole, Suzanne Deto l , David Eggleston, Dorothy Fontana, Carol Fuller, JoyceGussenhoven, R ick Hawthorne, Ann Levy, Port ia Mayer, J. Ashton Moore, E l izabeth S e a r l e , Nancy S tevens , andNaomi Takemoto. Non-Board members in attendence were Matthew Bossenmeyer, Judith S. Bryer, and Bil l K i f f . Inthe absence of a Board of D i rectors quorum, only the Execut i ve Board could vo te .
ELECTION DATES Joy Coburnpresented discussion of ourpresent Board of Di rectorse l e c t i o n dates and the f ac t thata few ballots did not reach theeast coast in t ime to be returnedby the deadl ine. A f te r muchdiscussion, Joy moved that allballots be sent f i rs t c lass onNovember 1. Kathy Bossenmeyerseconded and the Execu t i ve Boardvote was unanimous. MarianneRose moved that December 8 be thedeadline for r e c e i p t of ballots.Joy seconded, and the motionpassed unanimously.
BUDGET REPORT - Judith S. Bryerpassed out the Budget and the newPar t ic ipant 's Hold HarmlessAgreement w i t h the Consent toTreat a Minor on the back, as itcame back approved by theattorney. She also d is t r ibu ted asheet of recommendations forbudget adjustments. The changeto a July to July Fiscal yearwil l take e f f e c t next year.There was discussion of the FestSponsorship p ledges. Co le t tequest ioned who dec ides howInternational Fund money can beal located. The Board decidedthat the International Connitteeshould make recommendations- to beapproved u l t imate ly by the Boardof Directors. Judy r e v i e w e d herTreasurer's Reccrnnendation Sheetw i th the Board. Joy moved thatwe accept the recommendationswi th the e x c e p t i o n of the U.S.Pony club request , wh ich needsfurther discussion, and to l e a v ethe $75 in Special Awards, adding
the words "and Recognit ion" tothat category. Marianne secondedand the motion passedunanimously.
"U.S. PONY CLUB REQUEST - Le t te rswere read from Carol Fuller andSharon Davis . Carol requests$1000 to help cover air fare andexpenses for three instructorsfrom the west coast to attend theU.S.P.C. Fest ival in Lexington,Kentucky, August 12-U, 1986.Sharon requests $1,200 and afourth instructor . An e x p e c t e d450 youngsters wil l attend theFes t iva l , and this would be greatexposure for the AVA. Mariannemoved that AVA should spendt l ,QOO toward the expenses forthe c l in ic ians who wil l attendthe U.S.P.C. Fes t i va l . Kathyseconded, and the motion passedunanimously. Marianne then movedthat we provide a contract forthe c l i n i c ians and those beingsponsored based upon theindividual ac t i v i t i es . MarciaSul l ivan wi l l prepare a draft ofthe contract to be approved atthe nex t Execut ive Board Meeting.Kathy seconded, and the motionpassed unanimously.
EDUCATION!. PROGRAMS - Cole t te reada. le t te r from Liz Searle s tat ingthat a survey was being ma i led toher commi t tee , wh ich was formedat the Annual Mee t i ng , and to theRegional Supervisors asking forinput on Instructors TrainingPr ogr ams, Ju dge s Tr ai n i n gPrograms, re lated C l in ics andCourses, Educational Video Tapes,and Prel iminary work in
developing vaul t ing interest inthe Western Hemisphere. Thecommittee wil l make a report tothe Execut ive Board based onevaluat ion of the surveyresponses.
ttNUAL MEETING LOCATION WD DATES -Jane Garrod reported on variouslocat ions she had inves t iga ted inthe Carmel and Santa Cruz areas.The dates February 6-9, 19B7 wereapproved. The consensus of theBoard was that they would preferthe Carmel-Monterey area overSanta Cruz. Jane was given a fewmore hotel poss ib i l i t ies , and shewas instructed to try for under$50 per day for double occupancy.She w i l l report back.
FEST 19B7 - Cole t te gave a reporton expenses for Cal Expo, wh ichare comparable to those forBolado Park, and s ta ted that itwould be avai lable July 31-August4, 1987; however, to hold thesedates, we must make a 4300nonrefundable deposi t by May 1,1986. Freda vo lunteered tonegot iate the contract . A strawvo te revea led only one opposed toholding Fest '87 at Cal Expo fronJuly 31 to August 4, 19B7.Marianne moved that we make the$300 deposit to Cal Expo for Fest'87. Kathy seconded, and themot ion 'passed unanimously.
FEST CQrMITTEE - Lynne Nelsonreported that the Fest wil l runonly three days. There wil l betwo rings, and there wi l l be noIndividual 2-Phase. There willbe a s t r ic t time schedule. It isnecessary to know all horse use
AW B^RD OF DIRECTORS MEETING -
APRIL 27. 1986. - RQDBJAY IW.SACRAMFXTO. CALIFORNIA (cont inued)
and ring c o n f l i c t s ahead of t ime.We w i l l push presale of teeshirts. There will be no pre-Fest publ ic i ty, but press K i tswi l l be distr ibuted at theconclusion of Pest. MarianneRose is sel l ing ad space in theProgram. Please contact her ifyou are interested. It was alsodecided that all Ciubs who haue abad debt h is tory wi l l be requiredto pay Pest fees by c e r t i f i e dcheck in the future.
RECOGNIZED COMPETITIONS - Co le t t eread a proposal from Adr ienneStanQ regarding RecognizedCompeti t ion f a c i l i t i e s . Mariannemoved that we table the proposaland send it bacK to TechnicalCommittee for revaluat ion andrewording.
INSURANCE REPORT - Jan (Jarredreported on his and MaxineCheMni 's i nves t ioa t ionvar ious companies for Accident-Medical coverage. In all cases,all members would have to carrythe insurance, and the cost wouldhave to be included in themembership f ee . Members would becovered to and from p rac t i ce orevents as well as at allp rac t i ces , events , compet i t i ons ,e t c . The p r i c e range for thedifferent companies was from*13.50 to »40.00 per year pervau l te r . The premiums would bepaid annual ly in advance, but newmembers could be added during theyear. The Board agreed that theGeneral Membership would have tobe po l l ed before we could imposea mandatory addit ional charge.
PROMOTION WD PUBLICITY - Mariannerepor ted that she would l ike tof ind and contact all our" ret i red" vau l te rs and sol ic i tthem to become sponsoring membersof the AVA. She is alsoprepar ing an informal AVA f lyer
BOARD MINUTESAW EXECUTIUE BOARD MEETING - JUNE U. 1?84 - DSIERLEA
SAN JUftN PAUTISTA. CALIFORNIA
A regular meeting of the Execu t i ve Board was cal led to order at 11:22A.M. by President Naomi Takeraoto. Members present were Judith S. Bryer,Joy Coburn, Dav id Eggleston, Colette Garrison, J. Ashton Moore, MarianneRose, and Naomi Takemoto.
NOMINATING AND BALLOT CCttllTTEES - Jeannie Seat t le was appointed Chairmanof the 1986 Nominating Committee, and Sonia Hansen was appointed Chairmanof the 1966 Ballot Committee. Joy Coburn w i l l report on CommitteeMembers as soon as they are confirmed.
for clubs to hand out. Shewould l ike to produce a fullcolor brochure and iscontacting var iouscorporat ions for possiblesponsorship in such anendeavor. Marianne went toa Sponsorship Seminarthrough the AW and she isvery en thus ias t i c aboutraising money -for the AUA.
INTERNATIONAL COWITTEE - Co le t tereported that the Committee isasking for money from theInternational Fund for uniformsfor AVA competi tors at the WorldChampionships, Marianne movedthat we pay up to $2,500 from theInternational Fund for uniforms,warm-ups and bags for all theyaul ters including the twoalternates, and for warm-ups andbag -for the Chef d'Equipe. Kathyseconded, and the motion passedunanimously. Marianne moved thatthe Chef d'Equipe be g iven t500to help w i th expenses w i t h hopesof increasing this amount infuture years. Joy seconded, andthe motion passed unanimously.It was also noted thatInternational Scholarship moneyis funneled through theInternational Committee and mustbe app! ied for.
W i t h no fur ther business, themeet ing was adjourned at 4:17 PM.
Respectfully Submitted,Joy Coburn, General Secretary
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT UORKCLOCKWISE: COLETTE GARRISON, JUDTIHBRYER, NAOMI TAKEMQTO, J. ASHTONMOORE, DAVID EGGLESTCN, MftRIAWEROSE, JOY COBUFN (KATKY BOSSENMEYERWAS NOT ABLE TO BE PRESENT)
1987 ANNUAL MEETING LDCATICM - Thisitem was tabled s ince Jane Garrodwas unable to report at thistime.
REG I Of-IS - Joy has not yet r e c e i v e dany of the Regional Const i tut ionU By Laws wh ich were e x p e c t e dfol lowing the Annual Meet fng.Jeff Moore moved that RegionalConst i tut ion and By Laws be sentto the Constitution & By LawsCommittee for eva lua t ion ,standardizat ion, andestablishment of a prototype(although Jeff f ee l s th i s is abit out of his area, ofexpe r t i se ) . The motion wasseconded by Colet te Garrison, andit passed unanimously. Theproposed amended vers ion of theRegions sect ion of the StandingRules was once again presented byJoy along with the cements and
(cont inued on page 7)
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EXECUTIVE BOARD MINUTESAVA EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING - JUNE 14. 1986 - OSIERLEA. SW JUAN BAUTISTA. CALIFORNIA (Continued)
the vote -from last year. TheBoard reviewed all the objectionsand made a few changes but felton the whole that it is aworkable instrument as it stands.The Standing Rules w i l l onceagain be presented to the Boardfor approval at the July Meeting.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JUDGES FORUM -Jeff is unable to give a JudgesForum in Southern Ca l i fo rn iaprior to the October BoardMeeting, The only Forumpresently scheduled is inNorthern Cal i fornia in December,The Execu t i ve Board decided thata Judges Forum wi l l be held inSouthern Cal i forn ia the Saturdaybefore the Board of DirectorsMeet ing in October, probably atthe Hidden Hills Administrat ionBui lding. It w i l l be conductedby ei ther Liz Searle, NaomiTakemoto, or Adrienne Stang.
BUDGET REPORT - The Execu t i ve Boarddiscussed methods of d is t r ibut ingthe recent ly amended Const i tu t ion& By Laws to Sustain ing Members.Co le t te Garrison moved that theConst i tut ion & By Laws beinserted in the AVA Vault jn_QNews. David seconded, and themotion passed unanimously. Thesecond item was disposal of theold maroon and si lver AVA patchesnow that we have new red, wh i teand blue ones. Joy moved thatthe old patches be d iv ided amongthe o f f i c i a l representat ives ofthe AVA at the WorldChampionships to be given away inBulle, Swi tzer land. Davidseconded, and the motion passedunanimously.Team reports wiU once again bedue the end of September.A request was rece ived from PattiReschar that the three full-t imevolunteers in the Scoring Boothat Fest be given meal t ickets forbreakfast and lunch. Colet te
moved that we recommend to FestCommittee that this request andalso a lunch meal t icket for theFest Announcer be approved.Marianne seconded, and the motionpassed unanimously.
INSURANCE - As Naomi presentlyunderstands our insurancesituation, our coaches, longers,instructors, and members arecowered in the event ofpart ic ipant injury. ROD Dummwil l be at Bolado for the BoardMeeting. It was suggested thatperhaps our Saturday night BoardMeeting need not be held atBolado. It was decided that themeet ing w i l l be held at Os ier lea.
PROMOTION fflD PUBLICITY - Marianneout l ined all that we need toinclude in our appl icat ion for agrant to the U.S. OlympicCommittee. It w i l l take sometime, but she is very hopefulthat it can be achieved.Marianne presented a rough draftof her promotional f ixer forapproval. Joy moved that weappropriate up to i400 for thepr in t ing of 5,000 f lyers. Dav idseconded, and the motion passedunanimously. Marianne stillhopes to recruit all the "old"vaulters as sponsoring members ofthe AVA.
AW HANDBOOK - Naomi is working ona Flow Chart to include.Quest ionnaires have gone out toall Committee Chairmen, Staff,and Of f i ce rs . Quest ionnaireswi l l also be sent to RegionalSupervisors and Resource Persons.There is also need to def ine theFinance Committee. She hopes tohave the job descriptionscomplete by October.
FEST /87 CONTRACT - Colettepresented the present contract.There are a few problems. FredaRadich was authorized tonegot iate the contract after
f irst reviewing it wi th KathyBossenmeyer. The number of daysfor Fest '87 will be on the JulyBoard agenda as well as the finaldraft of the contract.
W i t h no -further business, themeeting was adjourned at 3:35 PM.
Respectful ly Submitted,Joy Coburn, General Secretary
Dona Sinfilelmrsl
AVA JUDGE DOHA S1NGLEHURST WHEDPRESIDENT GF MORRIS WIKM. FOUNDATION
The Apri l 1986 issue of CompanionAninal Jiejis published by the MorrisAnimal Foundation carr ied a full pageart ic le (excerpted from Chronicle of theHorse) with photograph of DonaSinglehurst, WA Recorded Judge, ofStanhope Farms, Uaialua, Hawa i i . Donawas nwed president of the Morris AninalFoundation, wh ich supports the study ofhealth problems and diseases of animals,in June 1985. She replaced TV star,Betty Unite Ludden in the posit ion. Anat ive of Washington state, Dona novedto Hawaii in the I95D's. Dona hasserved as president of the Hawaii HorseGiiow Associat ion, is a l icensed judgefor the AHSA, and is an international-level dressage judge. She currentlyowns Stanhope Farns, 235 acres of landon Qahu, where she breeds and trainschampion level Thoroughbreds.
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COMPETITION RESULTSREGION IV RECOGNIZED FEST - MAY ID. 1986 - NEU MEXICO STATE FAIRGROUNDS. ALBUQUERQUE - JUDGED BY JOYCE 6USSENHQVEN
By Merry Cole, Coach, Albuquerque Vaulters
AVA Region IV (MM, TX, CO, OK, AR, LS, & N.AZ) organized the f i rst AVA Recognized Compet i t ion ever held outside the stateof California, Attending were Albuquerque Vaulters, Flying Star of Golden, Colorado, and Star l i ters of Mclntosh, New Mex ico ,
In addit ion to judging Saturday's compet i t ion, AVA Judge Joyce Gussenhoven ofUatsonvil le, Ca l i fo rn ia , held a highly successful c l inic on Friday and acted as examinerfor riedal testing on Sunday. How lucky we were to have her drop everyth ing and cone, afterour second judge, Sharon Davis, cancelled the Monday before the Fest due to i l lness.There were three other Fests scheduled on the sane weekend which neant that judges werevery scarce. And was Joyce terr i f ic ! She was such a trooper that, even though she nissedhtr f l ight to Albuquerque, she f lew to Phoenix, spent the night and cane on intoAlbuquerque the next morning.
The weather was absolutely perfect - in fact, too perfect, A gentle breeze beliedthe fact that the sun was hot and by Sunday everyone was sporting sunburns. The StateFairgrounds proved to be an exce l len t s i te for a fest and could eas i ly acccmodate aNational Fest. The large dorns were nore than adequate.
Although none of us had prev ious ly run a recognized fest, our show manager, RodgerSnith, read the AVA Rule Book frcn cover to cover and had every th ing under control . Muchvaluable exper ience was gained, not only by the vaulters, but the organizers a.s wel l .Highl ights of the Fest were a very c rea t ive advanced barrel routine by Heather Robison, alovely beginning barrel rout ine by Michel le Hermann, and a top-qual i ty S i lver 2-Phaseperfornance by Susie Heme.
MELISSA CASE. ALBUQUERQUE VAULTERS
NOVICE CflHPULSORjESJui ie Jackson, Albuquerque 6.50Mel issa Levine, F ly ing Star 6,26
NOVICE KURMelissa Levine, Flying Star 5.80+Ju l i e Jackson, Albuquerque 5.80
TROT COHPULSQRIES - UOHENMic h e l l e Hermann, Hying Star 7.49Carla Hart, Albuquerque 6.93Melissa Case. Albuquerque 6.87Eye Stiith. Albuquerque 6.67Linda Migliaccio, Albuquerque 5.79
TROT CCHPULSORIES - MENKurt Heme, Start iters 7.64Ryan Robison, Albuquerque 5.31
TROT KUR - UOMENLinda M i o l i a c c t o , Albuquerque 5,92+Melissa Case. Albuquerque 5,92Cirla Hart, Albuquerque 5.90Eve Snith, Albuquerque 5.60
TROT KUR - HENKurt Heme, Starliters 6.27Ryan Robison, Albuquerque 5.00
2-PHASE TEAM - BARRELAlbuquerque^"~ 7.87
BEGINNING BARRELMichelle Hermann, Flying Star 7.00Stacey Galassini, Albuquerque 6.83Melissa Case, Albuquerque 6.73Linda Migliaccio, Albuquerque 6.63
ADVANCED BARRELHeather Ko&ison, Albuquerque 8.00
BRONZE COMPULSORIES - UWENDanieHrSoto, Albuquerque 6.74Stacy Balassini, Albuquerque 6.64
BRONZE KUR 1 -WHENDanielle Soto, Albuquerque 6.03Stacey Galassmi, Albuquerque 5,58
BRONZE KUR H - MQMENDanielle Sotoyfilbuquerque 6.20Stacey Galassini, Albuquerque 5.97
BRONZE OVERALL - UCHEND a n i e l l e Soto, Albuauerque 6.32Stacey G a l i s s i n i , Albuquerque 6.06
SILVER CWPULSORIES-UDMENSusie Hermi, StarTiTers 8.46
SILVER KUR 1 -WHENSusie Heme, Starliters 8,08
SILVER KUR II - UOHENSusie Heme, StarTTters 8.00
SILVER WERALL - UOMENSusie Herane, Stariiters 8.18
INDIVIDUAL 2-PHASE SILVER - UCHENflOESEBARREL
Susie Heme T3T ~~O7
TROT TEAM COHPULSORIES AND KURA l b u q u e r q u e 3 8 . 2 36.0 6.18
•
PAS DE DEUX - KIM SONOWrllCHELUSTAR VAULTERS, ON
POTOHAC EXPRESS
PAS DE DEUX - NOVICE/™Miche l l e Hermann/Km iionoda
Flying Star 6.52 6.48Jerry! Galassini, Carla Hart
Albuquerque 5.50 5.60
P« HF DEUX - PRELIMINARYD a n i e l l e tioto/Stacey iialassmi
Albuquerque 6,3 5.2
6.50
5.55
5,75
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COMPETITION RESULTSREGION IX ftWUAL SPRING VAULTING FEST (UHRECDGNIZES) - MAY 10. 1986 - FOXCROFT SCHOOL.
JUDGED BY MARCIfl SUUlVAflH1DDLE8URE. VIRGINIA
(by Chris Appel-Bucierka)
Great Falls Pony Club Vaul t ing Team of Great Falls, Virg in ia, sponsored this fest which was dedicated to the nenory ofcoach Carol Fuller's father, Phi l ip K. Kroner, vault ing supporter whose death the week prior to the fest necessi tated Carol'sabsence.
The six teams competing were Great Falls Pony Club, Oakland School VauHers of Charlottesvi l le, V i rg in ia? Rocking UVaulters 4-H of Chant i l ly , Virginia; the Foxcroft School Vaul t ing Club of Hiddleburg, Virginia*, the Sugarloaf Vaulters ofMaryland^ and the Keystone Pony Club Vault ing Team of Pennsylvania, Great Falls shared their horse, Black, w i th both Keystoneand Sugarloaf vaui ters. Black performed superbly and should be awarded "Most Cooperative Horse at Fest'.
D iv is ions o f fered were: Pre-novice, Nov ice , Intermediate, and Advanced, as we l l as Open, The first three divisions wereoffered to give beginning vaul ters the opportuni ty to perform teats conpulsories and kurs l ike the nore experienced vauHers do.Front a coaching v iewpoin t it is valuable exper ience for a tean!
The morning after the fest Judge Marcia Sul l ivan, of Hidden Hil ls, Cal i fornia, conducted a vaul t ing c l in ic tailored to theab i l i t i es of the vaulters as observed during the prev ious day of judging. Marica also judged both mock and actual medal tests .TEAM COHPULSQRIES -ADVANCEDGreat Falls " STT
BEGINNING TEAM COMPULSORIESiP>e-Novice7 Novice, New Interned.)Suoar loa fGreat Fal lsOakland School
BEGINNING TEAM KURGreat FallsFoxcroftOakland School
ADVANCED COMPULSORIESJennifer' TtiTTT'aSs", GreatMeg R i t t e r . Great Fal lsChr is t ine Mann, Rock ing U
5.74.64.1
5.34,94.8
Fal ls
A l i s o n Dacher, Great FallsMeg R i t t e r . Great Fal lsJennfer W i l l i a m s , Great FallsChr i s t ine Mann, Rock ing U
INTERMEDIATE COHPULSQR1ESKelly Frizzell, SugarloafDena McPhatter, Sugarloaflisa DeReggi , SugarloafJohn Hughes, Great FallsJessica Dacher, Great FallsAaron Jacobs, Great Falls
INTERMEDIATE KORJ e s s i c a Dacher, Great FallsJohn Huqhes, Great FallsLisa DeRegqi , SugarloafAaron Jacobs, Great FallsDena M c P h a t t e r , SugarloafKe l l y F r i zze l l , Sugarloaf
6.46.2
7.07.06.45,2
7.15,95,65.55,44.7
5.85.65.45.35.14.9
GREAT FALLS PONY CLUB VAULTING TEW,GREAT FALLS. VlHijlNjA'.loach CaroTTuTTefF
S p r i n g at Great Falls began w i t h anEaster t ime v a u l t i n g carte conduc tedby Nancy S tevens , coach of the ve rysuccessful Timber 1ine Vaulters ofS e q u e l , Ca l i f o rn ia , Fol lowing t h i swas a fund- ra is ing auc t ion , and thenthe Spr ing Fest in May, A group ofGrea t Fills vau l te rs j o ined w i t hA l b u q u e r q u e to form a compos ' tec a n t e r team to compete at theN a t i o n s ! Vat; ! t ing Charap;onships inJu ly .
NOVICE COHPULSOR1ES - CHOICE OF THREEKinUr ight , Rocking U " 5TTKelly Mar t in , Keystone 5.3Laura Quirk, Foxcroft 4 . QDaniel Pr ice , Oakland School 3.7Steve F le tcher , Oakland School 2.9Chr is t ie Watson, Oakland School 2.2
NOVICE KURKe l l y Martin, Keystone 5.6Chr is t ie Watson , Oakland School 5,4Daniel Price, Oakland School 4.9Steve Fletcher, Oakland School 4.1
PRE-NOVICE COHPULSQR1ES - CHOICE QF 3Heather Jaeger , F o x c r o f t 5 . 7Shanona McKay, Great Falls 5.4Lindsay Col ley, Great Falls 5.2Nata l ie Uashburn, Foxcroft 5.1Linda Ne imeier , Rock ing U 4.7Kelly Boaz, Rocking U 4.3
PRE-NOVICE KURB e t t t n a D i c e . Great Falls 4.0Ash le igh E l l io t , Great Falls 5.4Brooks Sprui l l , Oakland School 5,0Linda Neineier. RocKing U 4.7Missy Longstreth, Oakland School 4.4Matt Owen, Oakland School 4.2
PRE-flOVlCE - FLAGHeather JaeoerTToxcroft 7.8Lindsay Col ley, Great Falls 7.4Shanona McKay, Great Falls 7.0Linda Neineier, Rocking U 5.9Natal ie Uashburn, Foxcroft 5.4Kr is ten O l i ve r , Great Falls 5.0
ADVANCED COMPULSORIES (RIGHT)Jennifer W i l l i ams , Great Falls 7.1Alison Dacher, Great Falls 7.0Meg R i t t e r , Great Falls 6.1Christ ine nann, Rocking U 4.6
ADVANCED BARRELA l i son Dacher, Great Falls 8.6Meg R i t t e r , Great Falls 7.8Chr is t ine Mann, Rocking U 7.7
INTERMEDIATE COMPULSQRIES RIGHTOena McPhatter, S u g a r l o a f 4 . 4Kelly F r i zze l l , Sugarloaf 4.0
INTERMEDIATE BARRELKe l l y ( T I Z Z B ! , Sugarloaf B.ODena HcPhatter, Sugarloaf 7.9Tana Suto, Great Falls 7.5Lisa DeReggi, Sugarloaf 7.0John Hughes, Great Falls 6.6Jessica Dacher, Great Falls 6.5
NOVICE BARRELChrist ie Uatson, Oakland School 7.1Kel ly Mart in, Keystone 7.0Steve Fletcher, Oakland School 4,9
PRE-NQVICE BARRELLindsay Co l ley . Great Falls 5.7Bett ina Dice, Great Falls 5.6Ashleigh El l iot, Great Falls 5.0Kin May, Sugarloaf 4.7
OPEN PAIR ROUTINESfranona McKay/Kristen Oliver
Great Falls 6.4
NEWS FROM REGION IX TEAMS
OAKLAND SCHOOL VAULTERS. TROY.~ V I R G I N I A
(Coach Bonnie Redding)
Oakland School Vaul ters w i l l be busyduring the seven week sunner session.Planned are Medal Tests June 28, avaulting barrel performance for theschool 's s k i t night. and aperformance at the Oakland SumerHorse Show la te in July. They wil lalso be t r a i n i n g a new Quar ter Horsetype mare for v a u l t i n g .
ROCKING U VAULTERS. CHANTILLY.VjRSIMlA
(Coach, Chris Appel-Bucierka)
RocKing U's horse Col t died of co l i cin December. The team now has a newfour-year old named Pe t . She is a 16hand Percheron-Thoroughbred cross,total ly unbroken. Chris is bankingon Pet 's good type and d isposi t ionfor vau l t i ng as the team trains herfrcn the ground up.
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COMPETITION RESULTSVALLEY VSEU VAULTERS RECOGNIZED FEST - MAY 10, I96B - HIDDEN VALLEY RANCH,
(By Virginia Manges)BREA. CALIFORNIA - JUDGED BY ELIZABETH SEARLE
Valley Vieu Vaulters Recognized Competit ion, of fer ing both individual and Pas de Deux events, a t t racted vaulters fromf i ve southern Cal i fornia clubs; Hidden Hills Horsemen o-f Hidden Hills, Lonpoc 4-H Vaulters of Lmpoc, Rainbow Vaul ters ofDianond Bar, Ues t l aKe Vaulters of Uest laKe Vi l lage, and Val ley V iew Vaulters of Tujunga (wi th vau l t ing programs in Brea, LongBeach and Monrovia.) A total o-f about 70 vaulters competed. Ue were honored to have El izabeth Searle as judge and to haveCraig Uilson, 1984 Qlynpic Si lver Medalist in Hater Polo who was yoted nost valuable water po lo player in the 1984 Olympics,present awards. Recogn ized classes in this fest were Canter Individual 2-Phase events .
GOLD 2-PtttSE HORSE - UOHENSonia Hansen. R a i n b o w £1.5000
SILVER 2-PHASE HQRSE - UCHEHTanT Sell, Lmpoc 7.57Shannon Manges, Val ley View 7.28Carrie Ronning, Valley View 7.28Carolyn Manges, Va l ley Vieu 6.92
SILVER 2-PHASE HORSE - MENP a t S i e r e e h T . ' " R a T n b o w 7 . 3 5Dave Knox , V a l l e y V i e w 6.07
BRONZE 2-PHASE HORSE - UOHEHAngle Fi les, R a i n o o w 7 . 1 4Hope Or t i z , Rainbow 4,42Ju l ie Rager, Rainbow 6.14
BRONZE 2-PmSE HORSE - MENTore Staffor^ Valley V iew"Albert S e a t t l e , LonpocDarin Wr igh t , Va l ley View
TROT 2-PH3SE HORSE - UCHEHAny ~S ignore I n.~ L o n p o c 4 . 2 1Larissa Marcontei i /Jest lake 6.0Andrea Herold, UestlaKe 5.85
TROT 2-PHASE HORSE - MENf i n s o n BeaTUey L o n p o c 5 . 3 5Warren Berke, Va l l ey Vieu 4.65
GOLD 2-PHASE BARREL - UOMENSonia Hansen, R a i n b o w 9 . 0
SILVER 2-PHASE BARREL - UOMENShannon Manges, V a l l e y V i e w 8.63Tani Sel l , Lonpoc 8.56Carrie Ronning, Va l ley View 7.86
6.426,355.42
REGION IX NEWS
VAULTERS. RDCKVILLE.
(Coach, Dorothy Fontana)
Sugarloaf Vaulters had a busyspring 'interviewing' and trying totrain two lean horses, They arecurrently uorKing with U'Oscar, abig gray they hope to use at thecanter. Three Sugarloaf vaultersattended the Spring Vaulting CanDconducted by Nancy Stevens at GreatFalls. Four vaulters passed nedaltests given by Marcia Sullivan whohas a wonderful way with Kids andhe-lped the group of nervousvaulters go out and perforn well.Coach Dorothy Fontana taught aclinic on vaul ting basks forinstructors of handicapped ridersat Banbury Cross Farm inClarksburg, Maryland in April. Oneor two Sugarloaf Vaulters attendednationals as part of the GreatFalls/Albuquerque conposite group.
SILVER 2-PHASE BARREL - MENfit Meroens, Kainbou)Dave Knox, Va l l ey V iew
BRONZE 2-PHASE BARREL - UOMENJulie Raot r 7~Ra7nb'~owPan Giesler , RainbowHope Or t i z , Rainbow
BRIMZE 2-PHASE BARREL - MENDaron Scarborough, Lonpoc 8,00Jeremy Sell , Lcnpoc 7.70John Bai ley , Lonpoc 7.63
NCVICE_2-PHASE BARREL - UOMDJPat t i Benner, V a l l e y Vieu 7,66Ar»X Signorel l i , Lonpoc 7.16Carr ie Anderson, Lonpoc 7.00
NOVICE 2-PHASE BARREL - MENJanes Fentress, Val ley Vieu 7.10Anson S e a t t l e , Lonpoc 6.83
BEGINNER HORSE COMPULSQRIESRustyTfgnorel 1 i , Lonpoc 6.43Aja Rider, Lonpoc 6.07Jon Carr, Va l l ey View 5.57
Kenny G ies le r , Rainbow 5.07Paul Perez, Va l ley View 5.00Josh Siemens, Rainbow 4.71
Tara Olnstead, Uest lake 6.14Jessica Schaafsna, Uest laKe 5,93Richard Olmstead, Ues t l aKe 5.57
BEGINNER BARREL COMPULSOR3ESRusty SignorelTi, Lonpoc 6.B6John Carr, Va l ley View 6,71Tylene Forte, V a l l e y View 6.64
Kenny Gies le r , Rainbow 5.B6Josh Sienens, Rainbow 5.86Paul Perez 5.50
Tara Olnstead, Uest laKe 7.0?Jessica Schaffsna, Uestlake 6.29Richard Olnstead, UestlaHe 6.21
8.668,608.56
lEWAULIERS
GOLD COMPULSORIES -Sotua H a n s e r i ^ R a i n b o w 8 . 2 8Eva Bryer, Rainbow 8.00Karen Uoo, Rainbow 7.28
SILVER CQMPULSQR1ES - UW9JDebbie indel icate.
Hidden Hil ls 7.85Shannon Manges, Val ley V i e w 7.50Carolyn Manges, Va l l ey View 7.21
SILVER COHPulSQRlES - MENP a t Siemens, R a i n b o w 7 . 2 8Dave Knox, Va l ley View 7.00
BRONZE CQMPULSOR1ES - UOhENKaren Stephens,
Hidden Hil ls 7.78Julie Reiner, Hidden Hills 7.35taber Farr, Hidden Hil ls 7.00
BRONZE COMPULSORIES - MENAlbert Beat t ie, L o r a p o c 6 . 5 7Daron Scarborough, Lcnpoc 6.50Ton Stafford. Va l ley V i e w 6.23
TROT CQHPULSDRIES - UOHEHAny Signorel l i , Loipoc 7.21Maria Favinger, Val ley Vieu 6.28Jess ie Johannson, Rainbow 6.14
TROT COHPULSOR1ES - MENEric Ap&I tan, Val ley Vfew 5.57Anson S e a t t l e , Lonpoc 5.42Janes Fentress, Va l ley View 4.78
PAS OE DEUX - ADWHCEDSonia f lansen/KarenUoo
Rainbow 8.00
PAS DE DEUX - PRELIMimP.YHope OrtlzTJeni Cogger
Rainbow " 6.54Albert Bailey/Tani Sell
Lmpoc 6.20John Bailey/Jennifer Ba i ley
Lonpoc 6.20
UINSLOU THERAPEUTIC RIDING UNLIMITED. INC, SCHEDULES CONFERENCES
The AVA recen t l y rece i ved not ices of the fol lowing tuo conferences on therapeut icriding scheduled at UarwicK Conference Center In New York,
August 28, 1986 - Hippotherapy/Therapeut ic Riding in East Gerraany presented by O e t l e vRiede, M.D. . or thopedic spec ia l i s t involved in t he rapeu t i c riding s ince 1968. Dr.Riede w i l l present an overv iew of the training program for phys ica l therapis ts inEast Germany and his innova t i ve methods and exe rc i ses to improve posture, balance,and coordinat ion in those w i t h poor posture, sco l ios is and spast ic i ty .
September 8-14, 1986 - Centered Rid ing, a cl inic for instructors, p resen ted by Sal lyS w i f t , She wi l l teach techniques to help r iders gain body awareness, balance andcontrol of their aids. Her methoa includes elenents of the Alexander techn ique ,or iental narlial arts such as aikido and taichi, and types of inagery and right-brainlearning.
For appl icat ions or further information please contact :Uinslow Rid ino School, 340 A. South Rt. 94
UarwicK, NY 10090, 914/^86-6686 (M-F 9:30-4:30)
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COMPETITION RESULTSGARROD-'S RECOGNIZED MOTHER'S DAY FEST. MT. EDEH VAULTING CLUB - KAY 11. 1986 - GARROD FARMS STABLES. SARATOGA. CALIFORNIA
JUDGED BY FREDA RADJCH AMD ADRIENNE STAMG(Bx Jane Garrod)
Mt, Eden's Annual Mother 's Dar Fes't a t t racted a total of 151 vaulters, uith 12 clubs par t ic ipa t ing , leans traveled frcraas -far away as Harysville to the north, San Miguel to the south and Sacranento to the east. Ht, Eden faulting Club providedthe largest nunber of conpetitors and Seav iew Uaulters the fewest. Tuo rings Mere used, one for canter events and the otherfor trot. All events operated under precise tine schedules. The canter ring kept right on schedule, but the trot ring uasslower than we had ant ic ipated. Both parents and uaul ters l iked the fined scheduled events, but we found maintaining theschedule fiade the fest scneuhat harder to nanage. Recognized classes in this fes-t were A, B, C, and Trot Tewi tuents.
A TEAM OVERALLImberhne World 8.4087Tinberline Red 7.9448
B TEAM OVERALLCentra) Ga l l ey 7.2989Pegasus 6.9458
CTEAM DERAILT i n b e r l i n e 6 . 7 3 7 5Mt. Eden 6.5187Dry CreeK 6.2979
TROT TEAM OVERALLM t . E d e n 7 . 1 4 6 9
BEGINNING CtfiTER TEWCQMPULSUKlbtj
ShorelineCarousel
317300030.1667
BEGINNING TROT TEAMCtWULSUKltb
PegasusHt, EdenMonte VistaSundanceCarouselShoreline
42.62439.64836,68433.72032.62830.096
SOLD OVERALL -WHENSydney SUng, Sundance 9.2381Ruth Collins, Shorel ine 8.4119Jul ie D'Atri, Sundance 8.2000Erin Petersen, Tinberl ine 8.1322Shannon Ui lcox. Mt. Eden 8.1238Jeanette Boxal l , Sundance 8.1048
SOLD CMERALL - MEMMatt Bossenneyer, l inberline 9.2774David Long, Tinberline 9.2381Craig Coburn, Sundance 8.7977John Along!, Tinberline 7.9476
SIUIER OVERALL - UtMEHJennifer Garrison
Central Val ley 8.3702Julie Jones, Tinberline 8.2488Sinone Lenieux. Tinberline 8.1715Molly Courtright, Tinberline 8.161?Andrea Biilty, Peqisus 8.0060Andrea Lapier re , Sundance 7.9072Kelly Holly, Tanbourine 7.7215Darcy Parker, Sea Viey 7.5965Lana Schunacher, Mt. Eden 7.5274
SILVER OVERALL - HENTodd Janes, Tinber l ine B.14B8Brett Pe te rsen , T inber i ine 7.9762Bryan Jones, Tinberline 7.9262Scot t S t e w a r t , Shorel ine 7.7322
BRONZE/UNRATED OVERALL - UOHENRebecca Kirchner, l inberline 7.Isabelle Bibbler, Sundance 7.Diedrj Dstendorf. Carousel 7.N ico le Uolter, Ht. Eden 7.Jennifer Baran, Pegasus 7.
•Jordana Z ie ler , Tinberl ine 7,Rebecca Caldwel, Carousel 7.Al l ison Bibbler, Sundance 6.Sara Green, Mt. Eden 6.Jeannine Scntnervi l le_
Tinberline ' 6.Kelly Scardina, Pegasus 6.Susanne Sokolou, Sundance 6.Cully Kessinger, Tinberline 6.Cany Curran. Dry Creek
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.5965
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Ka t ie Bi l l inqsley, Dry Creek 6Jen! Dobbs, Dry Creek 6Anna Hunnicutt, Tinberline 6Diana Tyll, Mt. Eden 6Donna Pierson. Dry Creek 6Shel ly House, Mt. Eden 6Jenna Lindquist , Shoreline 6Jennifer Lewis , Shoreline 6Courtney Antr in, Pegasus 6Jacinda Hawson, Carousel 5Sara Carlson, Ht. Eden 5Tracy Lawrence, Dry Creek 5Christ ine Pierson, Dry Creek 5Allyson Seanan, Carousel 5Shannon ClarVe, Carousel 5Jess ica Tee te r , Mt. Eden 5Jenny Patrick, Ht. Eden 5Jacaranda Mawson, Carousel 5Kin FranKel. Carousel 5L i za Konnert, Carousel 4
BRONZE/UNRATED OVERALL - HEHJon BecKer , Unberline 6,0893Andrew Davern, Tinberline 5.7595Devon Hai tozo, Seaview 5.5191Bill Martin, tanbounne 5.3786
PAS DE DEUX - CWTERCaniTTe Curran/Jenny Dobbs
Dry Creek 4 ,35
PAS DE DElff - TROT6en Uells/Lon Canpbell
Si lhouette 6.75Any Garrod/Maureen Roy
Eden 6.65Megan Enpey/Cara Enpey
Mt. Eden <UCChris Newby/Derrick Hausen
Ht. Eden <5.20Susie Det t r ie /BecKy Starr
Mt. Eden 5.95Ri ta Koelsch/Brie Rcnines
Sundance 5.95Laura Uilson/Gwen Patr ickMt. Eden 5.90
TRDT KUR - UOHEHCara Enpey, Mt, EdenMegan Enpey, Mt. EdenJody Hoberg, PegasusMaureen Roy, Ht, EdenDawn Smith, PegasusLaurie Catipbell, Si lhouetteJeanne Russel l , PegasusV icky Horehouse, ShorelineErin Uinsley, Honte V is taAndrea Homer, Ht. EdenGen Uells, SilhouetteDarci Jones, ShorelineBrie Ronines, SundanceAny Garrod, Mt. EdenAshley Abernathy, S i lhouet teAny Hodges, ShorelineKaty V ie i r a . Si lhouetteRita Koelscn, SundanceGolda Vaughn, Shorel ineGwen Patr ick, Mt. EdenRonda Robbins, Shorel ineAnnUa Uillians, SundanceShannon Sokolow, SundanceLaura Uilson, Ht. Eden
TROT KUR - HEMDerriclTHausen, Ht. EdenChris Hewby, Mt. EdenTrajan V ie i ra , Silhouette
TINY TOT COHPULSOR1ESA l i sa Tee te r , Ht. EdenTerry Hartin, TanbourineBarbie Burdette, PegasusJul ie Higby, Ht. EdenTiffany Tracy, Monte VistaCl i f ton Skipton, Monte ";-Haria Sasano, Ht, EdenMegan Horner, Mt. EdenHick Riola, Mt. Eden
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8,01677.266?6.2500
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4.5286
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COMPETITION RESULTS
DRY CREEK VAULTERS RECOGNIZED COMPETITION - HAY 25. .19866EALE AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA - JUDGED BY FREDA RADICH
(By Linda Scot t , Coach, Dry Creek Vaulters)
Blazing sun and tenperatures in the n ine t ies did little to danpen theenthusiasts of vau l ters from Ca.1 i fornia Carousel, Dry Creek and Mt, Edencompeting at Beale Air Force Base for the Dry Creek Pest on Hay 25.
Compet i t ion was Keen , making a tough day o-f judging for Freda Radich, whosecheery d isposi t ion and wi l l ingness to help reads the Bay. Special thanks go toDry Creek parents and the parents fron Ht. Eden, wi thout whose help we wouldhave been lost .
BEGINNING CAUTER TEAM COHPULSDRIESC a l i f o r n i a C a r o u s e ! 5 . 7 4
TROT TEAM COMPUL5QRIESM t . E d e n 6 . 1 8Cal i fornia Carousel 5,90
CTEAMMTTBen 7.09Dry Creek 6.45Cal i forn ia Carousel 6.11
TINY TOTSTTsTTeeter 5,Lindsay Enpey 5,Megan Homer 4 ,INDIVIDUAL TROT COMPULSORIE5Cara Erapey, H t . E d e n 6 ,Maureen Roy, Mt. Eden 6,Derr ick Hausen, Mt. Eden 6,INDIVIDUAL TROT KURMaureen Roy", Ht.Tden 6,Cara Enpey, Ht. Eden 6,Derrick Hausen, Ht. Eden 6,My Garrod, Mt. Eden 6,INDIVIDUAL TROT OVERALLCara Erapey, Mt. E d e n 6 ,Maureen Roy, Mt. Eden 6,Derr ick Hausen, Mt. Eden 6,UNRATED CCMPULSQRIESSaraTarlson, Mt. Eden 6,Tracey Laurence, Dry Creek 6,Rebecca Ca ldwel l . Carousel 6,UNRATED KURSara Carlson, Hi. Eden 6,Rebecca Caldjel l , Carousel 6,Tracey Lawrence, Dry Creek 6,UNRATED OVERALLSara Carlson, Mt. Eden 6Tracey Laurence, " 6,Rebecca Caldwel l . Carousel 6BRftCE COHPULSpRIESCaney Curran, Drx Creek 6
' Eden 6,Dry C r e e k 6 ,
N ico ie "Wo i te r ( "H t . "EdenKat ie Bi l l ingsUyBRQMZE KUR
Dry CreekCaney Curran, Dry Creek 7.Deidra Ostendorf, Carousel 6.Shelly House, Ht, Eden 6,BRONZE OVERALLCaney Curran, Dry Creek 7,K a t i e B i l l ings ley, Dry Creek6.Deidra Ostendor f i Carousel 6,SILVER COMPULSORIESLana Schumacher, Mt. Eden 7,SILVER KURLana Schumacher, Ht. Eden 7.SILVER OVERALLLana Schunacher, Mt. Eden 7,
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TROT BARRELAny Garrod, Mt. Eden 6.96Maureen Roy, Mt, Eden 6.93Sandy HIcKnan, 6.30TROT HORSECara~Erapey, Mt. Eden 6.97Derrick Hausen, Mt. Eden 6.58Megan Enpey. Mt. Eden 6.55TROT OVERALLMaureen Roy, Ht. Eden 6.63BRONZE_BARRELKatie Bii!!ngsley,Dry Creek 7.00Megan Clarke, Carousel 6.96Caraex Curran, Dry Creek 6.83BRONZE HORSEK a t i e BMhngsley.Dry Creek 6 ,92N ico le W e l t e r , Ht. Eden 6 .BOCareey Curran, Dry Creek 6.77BRONZEOVERAaKatie Bil!ino,sley,Dry Creek 6,96Carney Curran, Dry Creek 6.80Hegan C l a r k e , Carousel 6.43SIQJER BARRELLana Schwiacher, Ht. Eden 7.83SILVER BARRELLana Schunacher, Mt. Eden 7.12SILVER OVERALLLana Schumacher, Ht. Eden 7 .48
SUN&WCE_FUNFEST III - JUNE 8. 19867UDb'tD BY DEBORAH P. KARRISDfT
INDIVIDUAL 2-PKASE HIGH POINT- D iana lyl i ,
Ht. Eden 7.6024SILVER - Lana Schumacher,
Ht. Eden 7.5524
2-PKASE HORSEWOMEN'S BRONTEDiana lyl i , Ht. Eden 7 ,4714Susanne Sokolcw, Sundance 6.5143Isabel le Bibbler, Sundance 6.3143All ison Bibbler, Sundance 6.0143Jenny Patrick, Mount Eden 5.4000WOMEN'S SILVERLana"ScKuiiVcher, Mt, Eden 7.3714
2-PKASE BARRELWOMEN'S BRWEDiana l y l i , Ht. Eden 7.7333Isabelle Bibbler, Sundance 7.6667Al l i son Bibbler, Sundance 7.3333Jennx Patrick, Hount Eden 6.8667Susanne SoKolw, Sundance 6.6667WOMEN'S SILVERLana bchureacher, Mt. Eden 7.7333
SUNKMCE HOSTS A SERIES QF THREE RECOGNIZED
(by Julie A ld ige )
FlUFEST 3 - mY 18. 1986UY AUHJbWb SiffTS
INDIVIDUAL 2-PK4SE HIGH POIHTUNRATED - Susanne SoKolow,
Sundance 6.9140BRDNZE - Diana Tyll .
Ht. Eden 7.7304SILVER - Lana Schunacher,
Ht. Eden 8.16672-PHASE HDR5E
UOHEN'S CRATEDSusanne Sokolcu, Sundance 6,3290Al l ison Bibb ler . Sundance 5.2671UOHEN'S BRONZEDiana ly i l . tit. Eden 7.1286Isabelle Bibbler, Sundance 6.9714Jenny P a t r i c k , Hi, Eden 5.7000UCHEH'S SILVERLana Schumacher, Ht. Eden 8.1000
2-PHASE BARRELWOMEN'S UNRATED'A l l i s o n B ibb le r j Sundance 7.9300Susanne Sokolow. Sundance 7.5000WOMEN'S BRONZEDiana ly l i , fit. Eden 8.2333Uabelle Bibbler. Sundance 8.0000Jenny Patr ick, Mi. Eden 7.9000UOHEH'S SILVERLana Schunacher, Mt. Eden 8,2333
FUNFEST II - JUNE 1. 1986T mom IAKEROTTJINDIVIDUAL 2-PKASE HIGH POINT
UNRATED - A l l i son Bibb ier , Sundance~6.5357BRONZE - Isabel le Bibbler.Sundance 7.2857SILVER - Lana Schunacher, Ht. Eden 7.0738
2-PKASE HORSEWOMEN'S UNRATEDSusanne^Sokolow, Sundance 6,0429Al l ison Bibbler. Sundance 5.9714Kin Franks!, Cal i fornia Carousel 5 ,2143Kristi GHdden, Cal i forn ia Carousel 5.1428Jacaranda Hawson,Ca!ifornia. Carousel4.3571Meagan Clarke, California Carouse] 4.0714WOMEN'S BRONZEIsabel le b ibb ler , Sundance 7.0714Deidra Ostendorf ,Cal i fornia Carousel6.3571Jacinda Hawson, Cal i fornia Carousel 5.6429Jenny Patr ick, Mount Eden 5.5000MOMENTS SILVERLana Schumacher, Mount Eden 6.7143
2-PKASE BARRELUOMEH'S IHRATEP ;Kirs Frankel, California Carousel 7.2666Jacaranda Mawson.Call fornia Carousel?.2000All ison Bibbler , 'Sundance 7.1000mil sun u I vu i ci j -JuiiuauL c < . i uuu
Meagan CUrke, Cal i forn ia Carousel 6.?333Susanne Sokolow, Sundance 6.5333Kristi Slidden/Cilifornia Carousel 6.3667UOHEN;S BRCMZEIsabelle Bibbler, Sundance 7.5000Jacinda Hawson, Cali fornia Carouse] 7.4000Deidra Ostendorf ,Cal i fornia CarouseU.4000Jenny Pa t r i c k , Mount Eden 6.2667UOHEN'S SILVERLana Schunacher, Mount Eden 7.4333
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COMPETITION RESULTST1MBERL1NE FATHERS DAY RECOGNIZED FEST - JUNE 21 & 22 - T1H8ERL1NE. SQQUEL. CALIFORNIA - JUDGED BY NftOHI TAKEHOTO
^RECOGNIZED TROT EVENTS JUDGED BY LYNNE NELSON
A TEAM OVERALLlinberline World 8.5469Tuber line Red 8,1531
B TEAH OVERALLRainbow 7.7167Central Valley 6.4156Pegasus 6.2656
C TEAM OVERALLMt. E d e n 6 , 2 7 5 0Tinberline 5.8479Carousel 5.6510Rainbow 5.4354
TROT TEAH OVERALLM t . E d e n 6 . 2 9 1 6Pegasus 6.1020Tinberline 5.9052
BEG1WING CARTER TEAMCJJHPIILSOFUESS h o r e l i n e 2 6 . 2 5
BE6IWING TROT TEAMCUHPULSQRIfcSMonte V i s t a 30.3000Tiiberline 30.1667Carousel 27.8286Pegasus 25.5667Mt. Eden 25.5569
BRONZE COMP/KUR - UOMENN i c o l e Uolter, Mt. Eden 7.Diedre Ostendorf, Carousel 7.Teri B renkw i t z , Peoasus 7.Diana Tyl l , Mt. Eden 7.Jordana Tjeter, Tinberline 7.Isabel)? Bibbler. Sundance 7.Anna Hunnicut t , Tinberl ine 7.Anah Ryqg, Central Val ley 7.Culley Kessingerjinberl ine6
The weather was lovely in this idyllic setting in the Santa Cruz Mountains, where tenvault ing clubs fron Northern and Southern Cal i fornia gathered, f ielding a total of 18teens for this 2 day compet i t ion. About 143vaulters conpeted in individual classes. SIBLING PAIRS KURTrot events (unrecognized) were held on Cara 4 Megan Enpey, Mt. Eden 7.30Saturday, Canter on Sunday. Sara & Chrj5 Newbx, Mti Eden 6i62
Megan & Lindsey Enpey, Mt, Eden 6.50Jenny & Guen Patr ick, Mt. Eden 5.80Andrea & Megan Homer, Mt. Eden 5.62Hollx 4 Heather Uitcher, Monte Vista 5.56Maureen & Tina Roy, Ht, Eden 5.42
OPEN DOUBLESDawTSsTth/Kin Stan-ford, Pegasus 6.80Sandy Hicknan/Jeanine Mascia.Car'sel 5.68Chris Newby/Derrick Hausen.Mt.Eden 5.50Sara Rancher/Nora Culver, Carousel 5,44Laura Wilson/Owen Pa t r i ck , Mt, Eden 5.30Bree Hylkena/ADison Greening
Mt. Eden 4.70Susie Dittrich/Becky Starr, Mt, Eden 4.00Ti f fany Stevens/Kel ly Coggins.Car'sl 4.00
Shelly House. Mt. Eden 6.Susanne Sokoiow, Sundance 6.Jeannine Scnmerville,
Tinberl ine 6.Hope O r t i z , Rainbow 6.Kara Henry, Rainbow 6.A l l i son B ibb le r , Sundance 6.Jacaranda Mawson, Carousel 6.Jenny Pat r ick , Mt, Eden 6.Jacinda Mawson, Carousel 6.Courtney Antrin, Pegasus 6.Rebecca Ca ldwe l l , Carousel 6.Jenni Lindquist, Shoreline 6.Jennifer Baron, Pegasus 6.Dol ly M i t che l l ,
Cen t ra l Val ley 6.Rena Artunian, Rainbow 6.Tara Ualker ,Centra l Va l ley 6,Pan Ge i s l e r , Rainbow 5,Shannon Clarke. Carousel 5.L i s a Konnert , Carousel 5.Jul ie Rager, Rainbow 5,N ico le Scard ina. Pegasus 5.Lori Miller,Central Vallex 5,Jeni Cogoer. Rainbow 5,Meagan Clarke, Carousel 5,Jessica Schroeder.
Cen t ra l V a l l e y 5.T ina Roy, Mt, Eden 5.Knst i Gl idden, C a r o u s e ! 5,Lisa Benne t t . Carousel 5,
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GOLD COhP/KUR - UOHENEruTPelersen, TinBer!ine 9.0357Eva Bryer. Rainbow 9.0024Shannon Ui lcox, Mt. Eden 8.9227Sonis Hansen, Rainbow 8.8928Ruth Col l ins , Shorel ine 7.5594
GOLD COHP/KUR - MEt̂Craio Coburn. Sundance 9.5595Dav id Long, Tinberline 9,4548Matt Bossemneyer.Tinberline9,2500John Along!, Tinberl ine 8.7405MarK Rocha, Tinberl ine 8.6631
SILVER COMP/KUR - UQMENMolly CourlrTght,
Tinberline 8.3737Sinone Lenieux, Tinberline 8.3345Jennifer Garrison.
Central Va l ley 8.2452Lana Sthunacher, Mt. Eden 7,9678Julie Jones, Tinberline 7.7952Robin Filbert,
Central Valley 7.4595Lesl ie Goldberg.
Central Valley 7.2595Rebecca Kirchner,Tinberltne7.2000Andrea Ba i ley , Pegasus 6.6904Darcx Parker, Seaview 6.7381
SILVER COHP/KUR - MENBryan Jones,"!inberTTne 8.7535Sco t t Stewart, Shorel ine 8.3892Bret t Petersen, Tinberl ine 8.0607Pat Sienens, Rainbow 7.6737
BRONZE COMP/KUR - MENJon Becker, Tinberline 5.8012Devon Ma i tozo , Seay iew 5.7643Jerrx Noccio lo, Rainbow 5.4488Andrew Davern, T i r s b e r l i n e 5.2869B i l i M a r t i n , tanbourine 5,2678
TROT CDHP/KUR - wOHENCara Enpey, Mt. Ren 7.Janie Hiceli, Pegasus 7.Megan Enpey, Mt. Eden 7.Maureen Roy, Mt. Eden 6,Jodi Hoberg, Pegasus 6.Daun Smith, Pegasus 6.Jeanine Russell, Pegasus 6,Sara Newby, Mt. Eden 6.Hil lary Young, Tinberl ine 6.Kindel j Davis, Tinberline 6.Erin Uinsley. Monte V i s ta 6.Miche l le Bell, Tinberl ine 6.Sheena Davis , Tinberline 6.Laura Uilson, Mt. Eden 5.Rebekah Cockinsjinberl ine 5.Hunami Dean, Pegasus 5.Tiffany Stevens, Carousel 5,Hal i Sloan, Pegasus 5.Meredith Bookisan,Tinberline5.Libby Stone, Tinberline 5.Canille Waldorf,Tinberline 5Nicole Chetaud, Tinberline 5
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Jenny Koaklx , Tinberline 5Rachel Cockins, Tinberline 5Anna Crystal. Mt. Eden 5Bree Hylkena, Mt. Eden 5Gwen Patr ick, Mt. Eden 5Courtney Stewart.TinberlineSAndrea Homer, Ml. Eden 5Ainee Priscaro. Mt. Eden
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Millie Atkinsoni Pegasus 5Diana Hattos, Tinberline 5Liana Chetaud, Tinberliite 4Allison Greening, Mt. Eden 4
TROT CCHP/Ku'R - K£fVDerr ick Hausen, Mt. Eden 7,4834Chris Newby, Mt. Eden 6.7988Josh Biehl, Monte Vista 6.5238David Kirchner, Tinberline 6.1143
TINY TQT COMP/KUR - UOMEHJulie Higbee, Mt. t d e n 5 . 0 7 9 7Katie Mattes, Tinberline 4.8952Barbara Burdette, Pegasus 4,8548
TINY TQT CEHP/KUR - MENMorgan Burdette, Pegasus 5.0690
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NEU ftW FLYERS AVAILABLE
AW Promotional Flyers designed byMarianne Rose, VP-Promotion & Publicity,are available to teams who need them forhandouts at vaul t ing demonstrations,e t c . They may be ordered from AWE x e c u t i v e Secretary, Judith S. Bryer.20066 Glen Brae Dr ive, Saratoga. CA95070.
TEAM NEWSNEUS FROM COLORADO, REGION IV
(By Kin Sonoda, loach, Fixing Star '-Suiters)
The weekend of May 9-11, Flying Star Vaulters of Golden, Colorado, hadthe privilege of attending our very first AVA recognized conpetition. Thefest site, Albuquerque, New Mexico, provided a perfect weekend for us!Tenperatures in the 70's, blue skies, and dry weather all were in narkedcontrast to the 18 degree temperature for last fill's c l i n i c and medal
the Region IV Fest, c l i n i c and medal tests were a great benefit to allof us frm Colorado. Since it was our first opportunity to compete againstanother tew. it gave us first hand experience at doing it the way itshould be done. How mazing to see theories and rules for conpetitionactually work out during the real thing! The delegation from Flyino Starincluded coach/vaulter, Kin Sonoda; vaulters Michelle Hermann and MelissaLewinej longer Bruce Brawteier, and parent Enily Hermann. We all had anopportunity to experience the event fron the inside out, frm competing togrounds care and horse care. Emily even learned about clerking for bothfhe conpetition and the neds1 tests. It was truly an informative and funtine for us all.
All of us at Flying Star would like to publicly express our heartfeltthanks to the Albuquerque Vaulters for everything they did to make the meeta great success as well as an invaluable experience for us. Merry Cole.Region IV Director and coach of Albuquerque Vaulters, was her usualwonderful self, the greatest, and her parent support group took care of usas though we were their own, Also a bio Special THANKS to Rodger Snith whowent far above and beyond to help us out and nake sure we were at the rightplace at the right tine with the right ferns. We are very proud to be apart of Region IV and look forward to expanding the Regions spirit ofcompetition and camaraderie to Colorado. Again, thanks and congratulationsto the Albuquerque Vaulters I!!!!!
LOST AT THE 1984 OLYMPICS!
Brad Hells reports that twoitems of his disappeared at theAVA's 1984 Olympic demonstration atSanta Anita, Los Angeles, Thefirst is. a 3 by 5 foot cloth bannerof a unicorn on a blue field. Thesecond iten is a 3 by 4 foot vellumtransparency,
Brad contents that these itemswere originally left with LaurinOber Parker, who organized the AVAexhibition. Brad's attenpts totrack down the whereabouts of theseitens have been unsuccessful.
Anyone having knowledge ofeither or both missing items.please call or write to Brad atP.O. Box 2069. Toluca Lake, DA91402, 818/843-3353
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Tannenfels Stables in London, Ontario.Canada, was thril led to becone a member ofthe American Vaulting Association in March1986. Ue have approximately 15 team nertbersranging in ages from 6 to 20 who havebecone qui te good in a short t ime. As yetwe have not competed because we are theonly team in Canada, but we have givenseveral demonstrations at local horseshows.
Our coach, Evelyn Frei. is anexperienced vaulting instructor fronSwitzerland and had great success w i th herteams there.
Ue hope one day to become good enough toenable us to compete wi th other teams andperhaps tour the United States. Yournewsletter is much appreciated and enjoyedby all.
Thank you,Tannenfels Vaulting Team
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OCTOBER 25 SATURDAY - Judges and Instructors Forum, Hidden Hills, CA. Contact Marcia Sullivan818/70209434
OCTOBER 26 SUNDAY - Board of Directors Meeting, Hidden Hills, CA. Contact Joy Coburn818/888-8621
DECEMBER 7 SATURDAY - Judges and Instructors Forum, Osierlta, San Juan Bautista, CA. ContactAdrienne Stanq 408/867-0184
1987
FEBRUARY 6-8 FRIDAY-SUNDAY - Annual Meeting of Sustaining Members, Monterey Peninsula, CA. ContactJane Garrod 408/867-178?
JUNE 20-21 » SATURDAY-SUNDAY - Timberline Fathers Day Fest, Soquvl, CA. Contact Nancy Stevens408/476-5901
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