NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP FOR ALISON LINDSAY AND CEDAR CREST BEWITCHEDAfter a busy summer of trying to qualify for the Marshall & Sterling National Pony Jumper Finals, Alison and Bee finally made it into the 13th spot of the 15 places available, and were able to attend the championships at HITS, Saugerties on September 10th. The finals were held in failing light in the Grand Prix ring over a challenging 13-fence course making full use of the space available. The combination from Cedar Crest were one of only five to make it through to the jump-off with a fault-free first round. Alison jumped a well-judged clear again in the jump-off and ended up the winner as each of the other ponies lowered a rail.
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CHLOE GREEN TAKES THIRD PLACE AT TOWNHILL HORSE TRIALS13-year-old Chloe Green rode her Irish Sport Horse, Windswept Ross, into third place in a novice division at Townhill Horse Trials in Lakeville, CT on September 6th.
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BLUE RIBBON FOR "PURPLE MOR" AT FITCH'S CORNER HORSE TRIALSBarn Manager, Joanne Blackmore, had the pleasure of competing Caroline Day's Irish Sport Horse, Purple Mor, at this prestigious event on July 25th and 26th and the pair came home the winners of their training level division after clear cross-country and show-jumping rounds.
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HITS-ON-THE-HUDSON IIIAlison Lindsay and Cedar Crest Bewitched took the pony classes by storm at Hits-on-the-Hudson III, winning all three classes including the Marshall & Sterling Classic. The pair ended up Spring Circuit Champions in the Pony division and Reserve Champions in the Child Jumper Low division. Paul Lindsay and Polka also garnered the Spring Circuit Reserve Champion ribbon in the Level 4 division.
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HITS-ON-THE-HUDSON IWe were delighted to discover that the footing is finally up to par at HITS in Saugerties and our horses showed their appreciation by jumping brilliantly at their first outing of the year. 10-year-old Caroline Day on her Cedar Crest Farm purchase, Purple Mor, placed 5th in the Level 0 Jumper and the Level 1 Jumper, a great achievement for such a young rider at her first A-rated show. Alison Lindsay, who has just turned 13, also put on a great display by winning both the Child/Adult Jumper Class and the Pony Jumper Class on her 14.2 pony Cedar Crest Bewitched. Gerry Lindsay on the farm's latest Irish import, Cedar Crest Castle Diamond won and placed in the Level 3 division, ending up Reserve Champion at that level for the week; while Paul's good performance on Polka in the Level 4 classes also resulted in him taking the Reserve Champion ribbon.
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