Almost wordless Wednesday, part one

Ask any experienced performance shower and they'll tell you:  The toughest competition isn't NAN, it's Breyerfest Live.  Today's pictures were taken by Kathi Haymond and showcase some of the best of the best from the Custom Performance Division.  As best as possible, I've tried to include owner and artist information in the captions.  If you recognize some of the unidentified pieces, please feel free to add the particulars in the comment section.  Enjoy!

Griffen, Overall Custom Performance Champion, owned by Kim Haymond, custom by Tiffany Purdy, tack by Corinne Ensor and jump by Tabletop Studios

Owned by Christie Partee, custom by Tiffany Purdy, tack by Candy Evans and doll by Lori Batchelor

Custom and owned by Laura Skillern

Jump by Tabletop Studios except grass poles by Vanessa  Dahl

Custom and owned by Kim Bleecker

Griffen, Overall Custom Performance Champion, owned by Kim Haymond, custom by Tiffany Purdy, tack by Corinne Ensor and jump by Tabletop Studios

Cajun Caress, custom and owned by Tiffany Purdy, cart by Bill Duncan, doll by Darla Curtis, flowers by Tabletop Studios and harness by Braymere Custom Saddlery

Owned by Robin Smith, custom by Lisa Rivera, doll by Joan Yount, tack by Elaine Sulser, Susan Doolittle and Robin Smith and jump by Doreen McGuire

Serenado, Overall Reserve Champion Custom Performance, custom and owned by Tiffany Purdy, tack by Erin Corbett and doll by Darla Curtis

Owned by Kim Haymond, custom by Tiffany Purdy, props by Tabletop Studios and tack by Braymere Custom Saddlery

Owned by Kim Haymond, custom by Tiffany Purdy, harness by Braymere Custom Saddlery, driver by o-mi miniatures and flowers by Tabletop Studios

Custom by Laura Skillern

Reedus, owned by Jackie Arns-Rossi, custom by Kirsten Wellman, doll by Anne Field, bridle  by Jennifer Kistler, saddle by Michelle McKinney, pad by Corrine Ensor, rails by Polly Cleveland and flower boxes byTabletop Studios

Serenado, Overall Reserve Champion Custom Performance, custom and owned by Tiffany Purdy, tack by Erin Corbett and doll by Darla Curtis