The following are the placing’s from TACO’s Fun Show on April 27
at Elmwood Farm Equestrian Center.
Showmanship
Judge: Patricia Harlow
1st place: Sunken Meadows Patriot shown by Stacey Donnelly owned
by Elmwood Farm Equestrian Center\
2nd place: Penelope shown by Susan Hanner owned by Cheryl
Gamboney
2’ Jumpers:
1st place: Moonshine Lullaby ridden by Clara Del Grande owned by Elmwood Farm Equestrian Center
2nd place: Wymond ridden by Sarah Poole owned by Brooke
Wilson
3rd place: Herbie ridden by Christine Price
4th place: Snoopy ridden by Stephen Witmer
5th place: Pixy Stix ridden by Stacey Donnelly owned by Elmwood Farm Equestrian Center
6th place: Duck Hunt ridden by Renee Bourke
2’6” Jumpers:
1st place: Above the Influence ridden by Parker Hogsten
2nd place: Wymond ridden by Sarah Poole owned by Brooke
Wilson
3rd place: Sausalito ridden by Clara Del Grande owned by Marefield
Meadows
4th place: Herbie ridden by Christine Price
5th place: Snoopy ridden by Stephen Witmer
6th place: Duck Hunt ridden by Renee Bourke
Gambler’s Choice
1st place: Sausalito ridden by Clara Del Grande owned by Marefield
Meadows
2nd place: Above the Influence ridden by Parker
Hogsten
3rd place: Wymond ridden by Sarah Poole owned by Brooke
Wilson
Walk/Trot Pleasure
1st place: Pixy Stix ridden by Stacey Donnelly owned by Elmwood Farm Equestrian Center
2nd place: Wymond ridden by Sarah Poole owned by Brooke
Wilson
3rd place: Penelope ridden by Susan Hanner owned by Cheryl
Gamboney
4th place: Roisin ridden by Clara Del Grande owned by Marefield
Meadows
5th place: Snoopy ridden by Tina Anderson owned by Stephen Witmer
6th place: Strawberry ridden by Kassie Faulconer
Go as You Please Pleasure
1st: Wymond ridden by Sarah Poole owned by Brooke Wilson
2nd: Pixy Stix ridden by Stacey Donnelly owned by Elmwood Farm Equestrian Center
3rd: Roisin ridden by Clara Del Grande owned by Marefield
Meadows
4th: Snoopy ridden by Tina Anderson owned by Stephen
Witmer
5th: Strawberry ridden by Kassie Faulconer
6th: Above the Influence ridden by Parker Hogsten
Introductory Level Test A:
1st place: Above the Influence ridden by Conner Hogsten owned by
Parker HOgsten
2nd place: Strawberry ridden by Kassie Faulconer
3rd place: Penelope ridden by Jessica Harlow owned by Cheryl Gamboney
Introductory Level Test B:
1st place: Tigger ridden by Carol Angel
2nd place: Penelope ridden by Susan Hanner owned by Cheryl
Gamboney
3rd place: Snoopy ridden by Tina Anderson owned by Stephen
Witmer
4th place: Rocket Man ridden by Yvette Schmalz-Riedt
Training Level Test 1
1st place: Tigger ridden by Carol Angel
2nd place: Penelope ridden by Susan Hanner owned by Cheryl
Gamboney
3rd place: Herbie ridden by Christine Price
Frist Level Test 1:
1st: Reese ridden by Holly Newman
Musical Freestyle
1st place: Snoopy ridden by Stephen Witmer and Rusty ridden by Lynn Freeman
Trail
1st: Reece ridden by Holly Newman
2nd: Duck Hunt ridden by Renee Bourke
TACO

About Me
- Therapeutic Adventure Camp of Orange
- Orange, VA
- The Therapeutic Adventure Camp of Orange, also known as TACO, is located in Orange Virginia. It is a 4-H sponsored event run by a committee of volunteers. The program serves special needs youth ages 9-19 that are Orange County residents. The campers participate in activities such as horseback riding, arts and crafts, and horse education. TACO offers a week long summer camp and Spring and Fall camp days.
Monday, April 29, 2013
Sunday, April 28, 2013
TACO Fun Show---Carol Angle and Tigger
We had a very special feature presentation at TACO’s Fun Show at Elmwood Farm on Saturday!
The Century Club was established at The Dressage Foundation in 1996, at the suggestion of Dr. Max Gahwyler, noted dressage judge and clinician. The purpose of The Century Club is to honor senior dressage riders and horses that are still actively riding and competing. In order to become a member of The Century Club, the ages of the rider and horse must add up to 100 or more years! The team must also ride any level dressage test at a show, and be scored by a judge.
We are very pleased that Carol Angle rode to join this very special club, represented by over 125 members from across the country. Carol rode Tigger Saturday to become only the third Century Club Team from Virginia!
Tigger is a 15 year old Warm blood cross by a Dutch Warm blood stallion, “Pirate” out of a thoroughbred mare. Tigger was bred and raised by Stacey Donnelly owner of Talesend Farm in Somerset, Virginia. Carol purchased
Tigger from Stacey when he was seven years old. Carol and Tigger are in training with Robin Wood.
We had a special presenter of the award, as Stacey Donnelly; Tigger’s breeder was there to present Carol her Century Club award!
On behalf of The Dressage Foundation and TACO, Way to go Carol and Tigger!
The Century Club was established at The Dressage Foundation in 1996, at the suggestion of Dr. Max Gahwyler, noted dressage judge and clinician. The purpose of The Century Club is to honor senior dressage riders and horses that are still actively riding and competing. In order to become a member of The Century Club, the ages of the rider and horse must add up to 100 or more years! The team must also ride any level dressage test at a show, and be scored by a judge.
We are very pleased that Carol Angle rode to join this very special club, represented by over 125 members from across the country. Carol rode Tigger Saturday to become only the third Century Club Team from Virginia!
Tigger is a 15 year old Warm blood cross by a Dutch Warm blood stallion, “Pirate” out of a thoroughbred mare. Tigger was bred and raised by Stacey Donnelly owner of Talesend Farm in Somerset, Virginia. Carol purchased
Tigger from Stacey when he was seven years old. Carol and Tigger are in training with Robin Wood.
We had a special presenter of the award, as Stacey Donnelly; Tigger’s breeder was there to present Carol her Century Club award!
On behalf of The Dressage Foundation and TACO, Way to go Carol and Tigger!
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Congratulations
Congratulations to TACO committee member, Renee Almond and TACO camper Kane Breeding, on completing the Shamrock Half marathon in March.
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