Thoroughbred Neville Bardos earns US eventing Horse of the Year
Neville Bardos, a 13-year-old Thoroughbred, defied odds to be named US Equestrian Federation co-Horse of the Year. The horse survived a fatal barn fire, underwent intense recovery with trainer Boyd Martin and team, and reached Burghley finishing seventh after eight weeks of prep.
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United States Equestrian Federation
Boyd Martin
West Grove
Martin
School of Veterinary Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
New Boston Center
Martn
Mophah Farm
Bridle Creek
Australia
Warner
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Kevin Keane
Lindsey Taylor
Doug Neilson
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Phillip Dutton
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Havre de Grace Wins Horse of the Year at Eclipse Awards
Havre de Grace wins the Eclipse Award for Horse of the Year becoming the third consecutive female to hold the honor. Owned by Rick Porter trained by Larry Jones and ridden by Ramon Dominguez she joins Zenyatta and Rachel Alexandra among top mares. Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom takes 3-year-old male honors.
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Calif
Havre de Grace
Zenyatta
Rachel Alexandra
Rick Porter
Larry Jones
Ramon Dominguez
Oaklawn Park
Arkansas
Animal Kingdom
Eclipse Award Winners List 2011 Highlights Havre de Grace Hansen
The 2011 Eclipse Awards honor Havre de Grace as Horse of the Year and name Hansen as 2 year old male while My Miss Aurelia tops 2 year old filly. Animal Kingdom is 3 year old male and Royal Delta is 3 year old filly with Acclamation as older horse. Havre de Grace is listed as older mare along with Amazombia Musical Romance as sprinters Cape Blanco and Stacelita as turf. Black Jack Blues earns steeplechase, Ken and Sarah Ramsey own the winners with Adena Springs breeding Bill Mott trains and Ramon Dominguez rides with apprentice Kyle Frey listed.
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Havre de Grace
Hansen
Miss Aurelia
Animal Kingdom
Royal Delta
Amazombia
Cape Blanco
Black Jack Blues
Ken
Sarah Ramsey
Adena Springs
Bill Mott
Ramon Dominguez
Kyle Frey
Pacers squeeze past Jaguars in defensive 62 62 win
USCA toppled Augusta State 62 to 49 as the Pacers held ASU to 26.5 percent shooting and forced 19 turnovers. Lindsay Sundburg sparked the bench with 5 quick points, while Brittany Hill and Tiffani Moody anchored the defense and scoring. The win strengthens USCA in the PBC East race heading to UNC Pembroke.
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ASU
Pacers
Jaguar
Tiffani Moody
Mike Brandt
Hannah DeGraffinreed
Brittany Jill
Linday Sundburg
Augusta State
Brandi
Lindsay Sundburg
Brandt
Harris
Jaguars
Eryka Menzies
Brittany White
Amber Peterson
Lander
PBC
Georgia College
Jemimah Ashby
Laci Schreiber
Becky Newhouse
Tiffany Jaecks
Brooke McCants
Mania Fox
Marianne Davignon
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