Shorty- Touch of Class? (wild guess)
yd- Somebody should know this one. Did you all fall on your heads wearing old HELMETS? 
[This message was edited by MHM on Jan. 11, 2002 at 08:10 PM.]
thats the one Andy Cox we were stabled next to the Bushkins that year, can anyone name the guy at the ingate that was later “let go” after this incident
Another Leslie Burr question. What is Leslie’s Real last Name. And where did she get the Burr name from.
Abby am I going to get in trouble for this one??
answer is
Neat N’ Tidy with James Hulick
Good guess though as
Driftwood was Reserve!!
Think “Grand Prix ring.”
Laurie
Who was she before she married Clay
RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE…
Fill in the blank part of each name .
_____ _____ Stephens
Michael ______ Matz
Susan ______ Schoellkopf
George _____ Morris
Frank ______ Chapot
Hmmmmmmm, that is a good one Shorty. Not Touch of Class was it?
Name 3 horses thst came out of The Pacific Northwest (other than Sun Dancer) and became nationally famous)
Name who owned and/or trained them in the Pacific Northwest before they went on the national fame.
For all of you walking encyclopedias of useless horse show trivia, this thread will give you a chance to show off your knowledge. Please make sure your answer is in the form of a question. Successful respondents with the correct answer(s) feel free to pose new questions.
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Hugely successful bay gelding out of Cismont Manor with numerous national titles and wins indoors in the regular working division in the '70’s - owner, from the midwest, was also successful in the a/o’s and attended Sweet Briar College.
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Ultra cute palamino with many wins in the '70’s in the a/o’s at the best A shows on the east coast, including Devon. Shown by a now R judge who still competes in the adults and a/o’s.
[This message was edited by Alex Trebek on Sep. 05, 2001 at 08:21 AM.]
Betty Oare’s brother is Bucky Reynolds
Having a senior moment.
But this thread is fun. Thanks for thinking of it.
Puisance, Alexa Bell
These pictures have literally made me teary eyed! Such a long time ago, such GREAT memories. I wouldn’t trade those years, those experiences for anything in the world!
<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by schmoe:
is Laura Tidball who won the Maclay on the equitation horse Glen Owen and trained with Tim Kees. The year had to be 1979 or 1980. Could the second one be Eryn Ballard?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
the year was 80 because I was 2nd for the 2nd year in a row at the finals - guess who?
sorry Katie
Well done. Your cruise ticket can be obtained at the will call window, tent (check with David O) at WEF. Tickets valid for undisclosed time period.
See me at WEF? Are you “poking” with the other ladies?
Such trivia!!
My knowledge of South Salem (since y’all haven’t guessed the town) goes back long before MAD was born. My bar stomping was not in S.S., sorry.
The only thing I recall of S.S. was a general store “downtown,” and the cemetery on Rt.35 (is that the route that goes to Katonah?).
A bar? nope.
My trivia question was about the Maclay winner the first year they tried to limit the number of riders at the Garden. I already gave a hint (or two) on that one.
Anyone who wants to guess the identity of the great ground-tieing equitation horse is welcome to do so. We could have a BIG BATTLE of wits here.
…been doing some thinking here. War Dress was a chestnut, Army Wife was brown. Now if that’s who you’re thinking of…otherwise, quite possibly I’m going to kick myself when you finally divulge.
