There weren't a lot of Purdy horses pictured in either of yesterday's NAN posts. This might lead some readers to conclude that Tiffany had an off day...
Nothing could be further from the truth.
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| photo by Heather Malone |
Purdy English Rose started the day off with a Reserve Champion in the Harness class...
and also placed Top Ten in the very competitive Scene/Other Performance class.
Sassy Little Secret was top ten Arab/Barb/Marwari costume,
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| photo by Leah Koerper |
and Champion Western Pleasure-Other Type.
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| photo by Pat Coulter |
was Reserve Champion in Speed Games,
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| photo by Heather Moreton |
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| photo by Heather Moreton |
and PHF Baron Brass was Top Ten in Saddleseat. I couldn't find a picture of that, so here he is looking stylish in Parade tack.
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| photo by Mackenzie Purdy |
Champion English Arena Trail,
Reserve Champion English Pleasure,
and Champion Western Pleasure-Stock Type. That's four cookies in four classes! This horse is a performance machine.
Erin Corbett also had two Purdy performance horses. PHF Stress Dream placed Top Ten in English Pleasure...
and ES Mr Purdtastic was Reserve Champion Stockwork and Top Ten Other Western Performance.
Leah Koerper's PHF Richard Squared also made several trips into the showring. He was Top Ten English Arena Trail, Top Ten English Pleasure, Top Ten Reining/Western Riding/Western Dressage, Top Ten Western Arena Trail-Other Type, Top Ten Western Pleasure-Other Type and, most notably, Reserve Champion Hunter.
This was Leah's first ever NAN trophy. Congratulations, Leah!
And Congratulations to Tiffany, too. That was a great performance from start to finish.
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| photo by Heather Malone |























One word: WOW!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey need pink ribbons next year....
ReplyDeleteYes, they do!
DeleteTiffany would have a lot of fun with that!
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