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Lindsay's Equestrian Profile

Riding Accomplishments

2007

9th Place National Brentina Cup Championships, Gladstone, NJ
Regional Champion at Intermediare II Open
CSDEA Regional Champion

2005

Region 4 Champion at PSG on Mac
Region 4 Reserve Champions at Intermeidiare 1 on Mac 
 

2004

Silver Medal
 

2002

Bronze Medal
Champion - Third level Jr/Yr (Region 4)

2001
Third Place - Regional Championships (Trained own 3 year-old filly)

Training History
 

Alison Sader Larson

Anne Marie Mckay
Michelle Gibson
Conrad Schumacher
Gunnar Ostergaard
 

Professional Affiliations
 

USA Equestrian
United States Dressage Federation
American Warmblood Society
American Holsteiner Horse Association
Performance Horse Registry
Central States Dressage and Eventing Association
ISR Oldenburg

Lindsay's Personal Profile 

Lindsay just finished with the Regional championships.  This was Lindsay and Mac's first year at Grand Prix.  Lindsay received her USDF Gold Medal and the pair were Midwest Grand Prix Open Champions and USDF/GAIC Region 4 Grand Prix Open Champions.   She also qualified and rode Zelig (owned by Beverly Jensen) at Training level and he placed 6th in both the Midwest and Regional Championships.

Lindsay is the trainer and co-owner of Pferde Farm located in Ham Lake, MN.  She has been involved in dressage since 7 years of age.  Lindsay’s enormous talent had its early development in her first decade of dressage involvement when she became a barn rat at a local stable.  There she was able to ride many different horses of different breeds, types and levels. 

Lindsay and her current show horse, Rannoch, or Mac – as she is affectionately known- have progressed through the levels from training to Grand Prix.  She describes Mac as her “once in a lifetime” partner. 

Lindsay and Mac have won numerous championship honors.  She was the highest scoring JR/YR in the United States at 3^rd level in 2002.  Lindsay has received qualifying scores for two NAYRC Championships.  Due to separate circumstances they were unable to compete.  In March of 2007, Lindsay made the spur of the moment decision to try to qualify for the National Brentina Cup Championships.  Within April and May Lindsay and Mac competed and were awarded their qualifying scores.  In June, Lindsay received from the United States Equestrian Federation the honor of an invitation to compete in the Festival of Champions.  Within two weeks she and her grandmother were on their way to New Jersey pulling Mac in the trailer behind.  It was a wonderful experience to have made it and it was wonderful to compete.  Lindsay didn’t do as well as she had hoped because she was a bit awestruck as she appeared to be the only competitor not accompanied by a trainer. 

Lindsay has sold her 4 year old colt and rebred the mare hoping for a stallion candidate and is looking forward to begin a breeding program with the goal of breeding her next Grand Prix horse(s). 

Lindsay was recently married to her husband Ben.  They live with there two dogs Kito and Taz.