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 In addition
to applying for Special or Other Trophies, a Horse and Rider
combination may apply
for a total of three (3) Trophies in the following divisions:
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Recognized/Unrecognized (Schooling) Trophies
* Unrecognized (Schooling) Shows Trophies,
* Recognized Shows Trophies
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The
Full of Grace Award given by Leslie Grimm. This award is for Draft
or Draft-Cross horse (does not include Friesians) shown by owner. Owner can be an Adult Amateur, Jr/Young
Rider or Professional. Award is based upon 1 score each from 3 different judges at any level of Recognized or Unrecognized
competitions. One score must come from a NODA sponsored show. A copy of
registration papers or a letter verifying the horse’s lineage must
accompany the submitted scores.
Scores from different levels of competition may be
combined.
Classical Dressage Only
The
Gallant Lad Trophy given by Margaret McElhany of Valley
Riding, Inc., recognizes the outstanding performance by the vintage
horse (15 years or older) shown by the same or multiple riders (AAs or
Jrs/YRs). Scores
may come from any
Recognized or NODA schooling shows. Award is based upon 1 score
each from 3 different judges at any level of competition.
A copy of the registration papers or a letter stating the horse’s
age must be submitted with the scores.
Scores from different levels of competition may be
combined. Classical & Western Dressage
Gretchen
Singleton Vintage Award given by Kathy Dennis and Sally Gries in
honor and memory of Gretchen Singleton, is awarded to the high scoring
amateur rider who was 50 years of age or older when scores were earned.
Award is based on 1 score each from 4 different judges from
Recognized or Unrecognized competitions. Birth date must be
submitted. Scores from different levels of competition may be
combined. Classical Dressage Only
The
Joan Rapp Trophy
given by Gail Patton in memory of Joan, the
founding president of NODA, who taught at Red Raider for many years. It
is awarded to the horse trained and ridden by a non-professional who
best demonstrates that classical dressage training benefits a horse in all
disciplines. In addition to sending 1 score each from 3
different judges (from Recognized, NODA or NODA approved schooling
shows), evidence of winning 3 ribbons at 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place
in one or more riding disciplines other than dressage must be submitted.
Driving classes may count. If combined training results are included,
placing must be from the entire event, not just the dressage phase.
The Moody
Mare Award
given by
Kimberly Moody. This award is for a Baroque or Baroque-Cross horse
(Andalusian, Friesian, Lipizzaner, Lusitano) and rider. The rider may
be an Adult Amateur, Jr/Young Rider, or Professional. Scores may
be from Recognized or Unrecognized shows at any level of competition. Award given
to highest average score based on 1 score each from 4 different
judges from the same or combined levels of competition. A copy of registration papers must accompany the
submitted scores.
Scores from different levels of competition may be
combined. Classical Dressage Only
The
Sindarin Trophy given by Dale Lappert in memory of her
Thoroughbred stallion, Sindarin. Awarded to the Thoroughbred or
half-Thoroughbred horse with the highest average based upon
1 score
each from 4 different judges at any level at Recognized
dressage competitions or NODA Schooling Shows. A copy of the registration papers or letter
verifying lineage must accompany the submitted scores. Scores from different levels of competition may be
combined.
Classical Dressage Only
The
Western Dressage Champion Trophy given by NODA. Award to
the horse/rider combination earning the highest average score based on 1
score each from 4 different judges at any Western Dressage level at
Recognized or Unrecognized competitions. Two (2) scores must be
from 2 separate NODA shows(s). The award is a non-rotating
trophy that is awarded permanently to the recipient. Scores from different levels of competition may be
combined. Western Dressage Only
The BaR S
Western Dressage Versatility Trophy
given by Barbara Soukup to
the horse primarily trained and
ridden by an amateur rider that best
demonstrates that western dressage training benefits a horse in other
western riding disciplines. Trophy awarded to a horse and
rider team. Rotating trophy, Western Dressage Only
Award Submission Requirements:
** One (1)
western dressage score from three (3) different judges at NODA Schooling
shows and NODA approved schooling shows (excludes western dressage
equitation).
NOTE: Western dressage scores must
include one (1) score from two (2) separate NODA Schooling Shows.
** Rider
score sheet signed by Show Secretary as evidence of winning 3 ribbons
(1st, 2nd, or 3rd place) in other western 'under saddle' riding
disciplines must be submitted.
The Western Dressage Youth Award sponsored by
Kathleen Allen. Awarded to the rider with the highest average score
based on one (1) score each from four (4) different judges in Western
Dressage tests. At least two (2) scores must come from NODA Schooling
Shows; other scores may come from any shows that meet the NODA criteria
as found on page 15 of the prize list. The award is for a youth rider
who hasn’t reached their 18th birthday by November 30th of that calendar
year. Scores from different levels may be combined. This is a
non-rotating trophy and is awarded permanently to the recipient.
Western Dressage only.
The Vintage Western Dressage Rider Award
sponsored by Judy Jacobsen in honor of her first horse, Colby. It is
given to the rider with the highest average score based on one (1) score
each from four (4) different judges in Western Dressage tests. At least
two (2) scores must come from NODA Schooling Shows; other scores may
come from any shows that meet the NODA criteria as found on page 15 of
the prize list. The rider must be 50 years of age or older (must supply
DOB) when scores are earned. The rider may be either an adult amateur or
a professional. Scores from different levels may be combined. This is a
rotating trophy. (**) Western Dressage only.
The Freestyle Trophy award for has been retired.
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Year-End Championship Ribbons, Awards, and Scholarships in
the amount of $100.00 will be awarded to the
horse/rider combination with the highest average score in each of
the listed levels and divisions. Ribbons will also be awarded to 10th place.
One (1) score from four (4) different judges is required. If the
test score is from a panel of judges, the combined average score is
the only score that can be submitted. A horse/rider combination may win a
championship three times at any level before becoming ineligible to
apply for championships at that level or any lower level. (**)
