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Anyone involved in the sport of Eventing understands the tremendous needs of the sport. Land, facilities, time, sound horses, quality coaching, and of course, financial resources. Others not involved in the sport, see these demands and deduce that there must be some fantastic reward for those of us competing. Well, thankfully competitors are not only chasing after their own personal glory, there is some pretty spectacular hardware to put on the shelf. Our many thanks to the stalwart supporters of our local Eventing scene. Without your passion and generosity, our reward would be much less tangible.

The Marty Trophy

Sponsored by: The Evanson Family

The Marty Memorial is a perpetual trophy award presented to the oldest horse who completes all three phases of the Novice level horse trial. Established in loving memory of Kristin’s 27-year old Quarter Horse, Marty, this trophy exemplifies the passion our sport inspires.

Right: Julie Michener & Dari Heir, 21 year old gelding

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2009 winner - Holy Moly (23 year old Saddlebred Gelding) ridden by Allie O'Borsky and owned by Lori Nelson!

The John Sloot Award

Sponsored by: The Hunds, The Vollers, John Sazenski, and Rob Thiry

This is a perpetual award given to the oldest rider completing the Trott Brook Farm Horse Trials. Developed in honor of John Sloot, who was born in Holland in 1927, and now resides in Winthrop, MN. He completed the Trott Brook Horse Trials at age 72. He is an inspiration to us all.

Left: 2006 John Sloot Award recipient Susan Holmes and John Sloot

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2009 Winner - John Sloot riding Alibi!

The Worth the Wait Trophy

Sponsored by: Leslie Locke

The Worth the Wait memorial trophy is new for 2007. It is in recognition of Leslie’s long-standing riding partner, her beloved Worthy. The award goes to the horse and rider combination completing the Training Level division, who have been together the longest. 

Right: Leslie Locke & Worthy

©Photo by Avalon Photography

2009 winner - Loose Cannon ridden by Jennifer Johnson!

CSDEA/Nutrena Triple Challenge

Sponsored by: Nutrena Feeds & CSDEA

This is the ninth year for the CSDEA/ Nutrena Triple Challenge. The challenge laid out by Nutrena is this: the best combined score at the Novice level between the two Otter Creek events and the Trott Brook Horse Trials will take home the traveling trophy at the CSDEA Awards Banquet in November. 

Left: 2008 Nutrena Triple Challenge winner Charlee Maranovich and Rapport

The Nimbus Trophy

Sponsored by: Valerie Chadwick

The Nimbus Trophy is new for 2007. It commemorates Val’s fabulous partnership with her horse, Nimbus. In 1997, Nimbus won the inaugural Training Level event at Trott Brook at the age of 21. Sadly, in 2006, Nimbus passed away on the same weekend as Trott Brook. This award goes to the oldest horse who finishes all 3 phases of the Training Level division.

2009 winner - 18 yo Paint Gelding Dancing In The Rain (Dan) ridden by Caroline Ricard!

The High School Eventing Championships

Sponsored by: High School Eventing Teams

2005 marked the first year for the High School Eventing Team championships at Trott Brook Horse Trials. This unique program allows points, awards and even lettering for equine high school athletes.

Adult Rider program

 

Molly Warling riding Caduceus Rex with a score of 30.2 won the Low Score Adult Rider Award!


The United States Eventing Association Area IV Adult Rider program is for all adults, age 22 years and older, professional or amateur who reside in Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin or Michigan's Upper Peninsula.


Mission:
To increase adult rider participation in eventing by providing education and recognition and offering communication and camaraderie. It is about including adults across all skill and experience levels, in a supportive program that promotes education, communication, recognition and just plain fun. Adult Rider programs promote good sportsmanship and horsemanship, fun and safety for all levels of riding.

  • The Low-Score Award is presented to the Adult Rider Member  who finishes with the lowest score at each Area IV USEA Recognized horse trials.  

  • Here is the website to join this program and you must be a member to participate in this award.  http://www.useventing.com/resources/files/docs/usea_arp_application.pdf