The Two-Year-Old Fillies award went Texas-way as Beamin Dollar was awarded the championship for owner Susie Lavender. Russell and Barbara Pate’s Kennedy was reserve. One Touch was the Two-Year-Old Stallions and Geldings Champion for Jim Wolf and Donna Everett. Dr. and Mrs. Rafael Rigual owned the reserve champion, Don Rafa.
In the Two-Year-Old Amateur division, Kennedy was first for Russell and Barbara Pate followed by Liz Claiborne for Don and Lucky Collins of Florida. Elegance Of Design carried home to Utah the Two-Year-Old Plantation Title for Enchanted Gait Stables while Fearless and JoAnn Davis earned the reserve placing.
The Three-Year-Old Mares was a tie between The Paper Rose and North Dakotaites John and Susie Harmon and Miracle At The Ritz for former owner Denise Smith and new owners William and Sandra Johnson. Sweetie Sky earned the reserve title for Mississippi and James and Peggy Vernon. Another tie was in the Three-Year-Old Stallions and Geldings. The tie was between Kat Man Duke owned by Mr. and Mrs. L.H. Gaines of Arkansas and Cut A Rug and Mary Medina of New Jersey. Arms Dealer earned the reserve spot for owner Ben Moss.
Pam Ingraham was proud once more of her Summer Passion as she captured the Three-Year-Old Amateur crystal while Cut A Rug was reserve for Mary Medina. Double Java for Mark and Marcy Drummon won the Two and Three-Year-Old Lite Shod Plantation championship. Wise Fantasy won the red streamer for Mag Ranft.
The Three-Year-Old Plantation title was earned by Final’s Olympic Gold and Terry and Carol Clark. Kim Leonard accepted reserve for The Silver Bandid. Mary Medina’s Grandy’s Rhythm Lady wears the title of Junior Mares, followed by Shout for Keith and Sandy Baker.
A Twist Of Gen earned the most points in the Junior Stallions and Geldings for Gail McConnell with Skywatcher and owner Doug Estes receiving reserve. Repeating a win from last year, I’m Hammerin Hank captured the Four-Year-Old title for Larry and Pam Russel while The Summit earned reserve for Dr. and Mrs. Rosser Wall.
The award for the Junior Plantation Lite Shod went to California with Push N For Pleasure and owners Bill and Betsy Marzinzik. Pusher’s Beamin Pride made Jim and Debbie Nichols proud with reserve. Docs Lady In Red took the Junior Plantation title home for owners Jay and Barbara Kenehan, Wisconsin way. There was a four-way tie for reserve. Oklahoma claimed one reserve with Paris Rain belonging to Darwin and Linda James while Utah’s Enchanted Gait Stables claimed another with Image Of 24 Karat. Generator’s Coal Dust and Dillon Schulz and Master’s Royal Ambassador and Mike and Karen Jordan claimed the other two red ribbons.
Winning the most points in the Yearling Fillies was A Classic Heart Throb owned by Harlindale Farm while Dillon Potter’s Indestructable
claimed reserve. The Yearling Colt champion was A Major Win for Sam, AJ and Lucinda Jamison, followed by Your Wish My Command for former owner Dr. Roger Richards and new owner Florence Hall of Georgia.
The Ladies Amateur title went to Merging Into One for Charlene Gibson. An Ideal Evening was ideal to gain reserve for Tammy Carter.
He Keeps On Giving just keeps on winning for James and Betty Corlew, capturing the Ladies Auxiliary Championship with Samantha Green’s Springs Starmaker claiming reserve.
Earning the most points nation wide in the Equitation 17 and Under was Catherine Simpson with Sara Womack claiming the reserve spot. Jaclyn Harney earned the Adult Equitation award, followed by Megan Allen.
Earning the most Plantation Driving points was Fashions Ole Style for Connie Waldo while Bob Medina’s Silver Sundance Lady won the reserve championship. Owner-Amateur Trained champion was Stormy’s Black Rain and Jim Sullivan with reserve going to Coin’s Storm Warning and Jeff Sanderson.
The Owner-Amateur Trained-Plantation champion was Gold Coin Hero for Kim Leonard and the reserve championship went to Fash’s Main Main and Scott and Renee Stasiewicz. Genius Gold Spirit was crowned Fine Harness champion for Robert Keenan while Double Springs Farm were proud of reserve champion On The Money.
Beam’s Best Bette won the first of two national championships in the Lite Shod Specialty for Michelle Hodne and Silver Sundance Lady was again in the running for Bob Medina. Stormy’s Steppin Out and Joyce Allyn were thrilled to win the Plantation Specialty title with reserve awarded to Gen’s I Love Lucy for John and Nancy Clements.
The big gray, Silver Express roared to the Amateur Specialty championship for Robert and Lisa Marbry with reserve placing to A Specialist and the Arthur Gordon Family. Traveling Time and Dan Starne had the most point in the Trail Class Obstacle division followed by Honey Bear for Mr. and Mrs. John Wright.
Coin Maker earned the Show Pleasure championship for Bud Moore and Susanne Littell of Alabama with reserve heading Texas way with Slippin Around & Score for Jim and Sheron Richmond. Mr. Reach received the Trail Pleasure - No Canter championship award for Jim and Jackie Singleton and Darren Gray. Reserve was To Die For and owner Janis Brown.
Beam’s Best Bette won her second high point award in the Lite Shod Youth 17 and Under for Michele Hodne with reserve awarded to Mama’s Hands and owner Janis Brown. The Plantation Youth title went to Patterns Magic and Karen Laney with the red streamer doing to Generator’s Black Velvet for Katie Young.
Youth 11 and Under Champions were Ceclynn Fielder and My Midnight Caller while Total Control and Ron Kidd took control of the reserve spot. Last year’s Overall High Point Performance winners, I’m Cruella De Vil and Joel Johnson won the Youth 12-17 Championship with Our First Impression winning reserve for the John Harney Family.
The Junior Park Pleasure Championship was headed for Oklahoma as Stuart and Pam Gibbs collected the crystal for The Beaming Skywatch. Gen’s Major Coin for the Silver Spur Ranch sent the reserve award to California. Hit And Run took the Lite Shod Western title for Bill and Betsy Marzinzik while Kathleen Hetherman’s Henrys Walking Tall carried a big stick and received reserve.
Karen Laney and Pattern’s Magic claimed the Western Plantation High Point with reserve going to Gen’s Final Masterpiece and Christie Gray Scrivner. The Walking Pony champion was The Skywatch for the Bill Stanfill Family with reserve to Buford Pusher for Susy Johnson.
Pride’s Sundance Star has taken all the Amateur 50 & Over titles back to Mississippi for Dr. and Mrs. Jim Green. Cut The Smoke earned the reserve title for Russell and Barbar Pate. Mr. Reach earned his second championship title of the evening in the Trail Pleasure for Jim and Jackie Singleton and Darren Gray. Pay At The Pump and Bill and Betsy Marzinzik earned reserve in this division.