It was like a step back in time at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show as the ladies, dressed in their finest traditional hunt attire, took over the arena for the Ladies Sidesaddle classes, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hornberger. Devon Zebrovious of Middleburg, VA, and QUEST, owned by Cherry Blossom Farm, proved very competitive and was named Ladies' Hunter Sidesaddle Champion and received the Grand Duchess Perpetual Trophy. Reserve Champion was Cindy Buchanan of Coatesville, PA, who rode her own horse THE LONE SPY. "It feels great!" said Zebrovious who has been riding QUEST for 12 years. "He is my long-time partner and he really enjoys it. This is the best he's gone this year." In the $300 Ladies' Sidesaddle Under Saddle class, the eight entries were judged on the walk, trot, and canter in each direction and then had to line up head-to-tail as the judges inspected each horse and rider to be sure they had the correct traditional 'appointments'. Zebrovious and QUEST emerged the victors, while Lauren Zug of Elkton, MD, and her own KNIGHTHOOD took second place, followed by third placed Debra Taylor of Berwyn, PA, and her own horse HYPNOTIC.
It was like a step back in time at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show as the ladies, dressed in their finest traditional hunt attire, took over the arena for the Ladies Sidesaddle classes, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hornberger. Devon Zebrovious of Middleburg, VA, and QUEST, owned by Cherry Blossom Farm, proved very competitive and was named Ladies' Hunter Sidesaddle Champion and received the Grand Duchess Perpetual Trophy. Reserve Champion was Cindy Buchanan of Coatesville, PA, who rode her own horse THE LONE SPY. "It feels great!" said Zebrovious who has been riding QUEST for 12 years. "He is my long-time partner and he really enjoys it. This is the best he's gone this year." In the $300 Ladies' Sidesaddle Under Saddle class, the eight entries were judged on the walk, trot, and canter in each direction and then had to line up head-to-tail as the judges inspected each horse and rider to be sure they had the correct traditional 'appointments'. Zebrovious and QUEST emerged the victors, while Lauren Zug of Elkton, MD, and her own KNIGHTHOOD took second place, followed by third placed Debra Taylor of Berwyn, PA, and her own horse HYPNOTIC.