Chloe Wormser Named February Cavalor Show Jumping Hall of Fame Rider of the Month
RELEASE: March 4, 2010
AUTHOR/ADMINISTRATOR: Michelle Riggs
Tampa, FL—Competition in the 2010 Cavalor Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series continued to grow more intense during the month of February. With classes still in full swing at the Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF) in Wellington, riders continue to earn points on the series' overall standings.
One such rider is Chloe Wormser of Northbrook, IL. Wormser, who competes in the Series' East Conference Amateur-Owner division with her mount Udiana, finished in second place in two of the Cavalor Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series amateur-owner classes held at WEF in February.
With Cavalor's support, the series honors one rider each month as the Cavalor Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series Rider of the Month. The honor goes to the one rider who earns the most points on one horse in series competition that month.
With her back-to-back second place finishes with Udiana, Wormser earned 230 points, and was named the Cavalor Show Jumping Hall of Fame Rider of the Month for the month of February.
"We would like to congratulate Chloe on earning our Rider of the Month Award," said Philippe Collard, President of Cavalor, Inc. "Her success in the Cavalor Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series is very impressive, and we wish her the best of luck as the Series continues!"
The Cavalor Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series saw competition at five events during the month of February, and will see classes at more than 100 horse shows before the series culminates in the year-end championships at the National Horse Show in November.
The series hosts separate divisions for junior and amateur-owner riders in two conferences-the East conference and the West conference. Series standings are used to help determine junior and amateur-owner entries for the National Horse Show.
In the overall standings through February, Charlie Jacobs and Quidditch II led the amateur-owner standings in the East conference while Heather Hooker and Perle led in the junior division. Series events in the West conference will begin in March.
The top three horse-and-rider combinations in each division are as follows:
Rider/Horse/Points/Hometown
East conference amateur-owner division standings:
Charlie Jacobs / Quidditch II / 260 / Buffalo, NY
Chloe Wormser / Udiana / 230 / Northbrook, IL
Natalie Mathers / Costa / 215 / Wellington, FL
Kelly Soleau / Master Man / 180 / Marlborough, CT
East conference junior division standings:
Heather Hooker / Perle / 365 / Wellington, FL
Ben Asselin / Magic Man / 205 / Canada
Paulena Johnson / Anyway / 170 / Bristol, VA
Maria Victoria Perez / Curius / 165 / Puerto Rico
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The Cavalor Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series is designed to give amateur-owner and junior riders an opportunity to compete at higher levels and serves as a proving ground for many riders who aspire to someday represent the United States in international competition.
The Show Jumping Hall of Fame was organized to promote the sport of show jumping and to immortalize the legends of the men, women and horses that have made great contributions to the sport. The Show Jumping Hall of Fame conducts the Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series, held under Grand Prix rules and specifications. The Show Jumping Hall of Fame has moved from its long-time home at Busch Gardens in Tampa, FL. An announcement about the museum's new home will be made later this year.
Any horse show offering a class that meets all the criteria set forth in the 2010 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Series specifications and has prize money of at least $1,000 is eligible to be part of the Series.
For more information about the Show Jumping Hall of Fame, including Cavalor Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series, visit the Show Jumping Hall of Fame website at www.showjumpinghalloffame.net.
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