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47 www.saddles.com Many of the best seats in the world are in the best seat in the world. Lisa Wilcox, USA World and Olympic Games Medalist Edward Gal, Netherlands World and Olympic Games Medalist Visit County Saddlery at Booth 38B Enter to Win a FREE County Saddle! W hat's new at the American Hanoverian Society? Visit www.hanoverian.org to learn more! The AHS is now licensing hunter stallions. The first stallion, Valledro (Praise), was licensed at Hilltop Farm this summer. The AHS congratulates the Hanoverian stallion Roosevelt and rider Allison Brock, members of the Bronze Medal U.S. Olympic dressage team. The AHS also congratulates the Rhinelander mare Rosamunde who was Olympic dressage team Bronze Medalist Steffen Peters' direct reserve mount. The AHS celebrate its merger with the American Rhineland Studbook this year with the first inspec- tions of Rhinelander mares and stallions taking place this summer and fall. Visit www.usrhineland.org to learn more! 4067 Iron Works Parkway, Suite 1 • Lexington, KY 40511 Phone: (859) 255-4141 • Fax: (859) 255-8467 Email: ahsoffice@hanoverian.org Dressage at Devon 2016 • Breed Division rear and the side. Even though this presentation presents some difficulties for the handler, it is most important, since only by seeing the horse move from all three angles can an accurate assessment of its movement be established. After examining each horse individually, the judge may recall a select number for a group comparison before determining the final placings. Horses being shown in groups (more than two) will be judged at the walk and the trot, though not necessarily on the triangle. The Under Saddle and Materiale classes are conducted with all entries in the ring at the same time. At the judge's direction, they are shown at the walk, trot and canter, and are judged on purity and quality of gaits, impulsion, balance and rideability. We are sure that you will enjoy all of the classes in the Breed Show, but we ask that you remember, that "handsome is as handsome does." The final test of a breeding judge's decision is when these horses go out into the world and make their mark either as breeding animals or as dressage performers. T h e B r e e d d i v i S i o n e x p l a i n e d

