I like that we all get to support each other I think that’s cool.” Chloe Eynon and Why Not?. I like that a lot of my friends are there, so it’s fun to do the shows with them. I never expected that I would win it!”Įynon, who trains with Seahorse Riding Club, continued, “I’ve been showing at Blenheim for three years. Obviously, I wanted to do well, but I was just hoping to do well and get the distances. “It feels really special because I’ve only had for two months,” said Eynon, 11, of the 6-year-old gelding “It feels really great that he has been so willing to do everything being able to do the West Coast Pony is like a dream come true. Photo by McCool Photographyįor Eynon and Why Not? a second-round score of 80 helped them secure the win in the $1,000 West Coast Green Pony Hunter Classic. I love the grass fields because normally a lot of other shows down here do not have grass it’s really nice and spacious here.” Lauren Padilla and Smallwood Mystic. “I like showing at Blenheim because they make stuff fun. “I’ve been coming to Blenheim for forever,” continued Padilla, 12, who trains with Christa Endicott at Pegasus Show Stable. “He is pretty easy, except in the beginning, I have to really strike up my canter and make sure he’s moving off my leg.

“ is so fun to ride,” said Padilla of the 13-year-old Welsh Pony Cross gelding that she’s ridden for the past year. Padilla and Smallwood Mystic, owned by Highland Farm LLC, earned scores of 84 and 88 for their winning 172 total.

The Blenheim June Classic III featured the Blenheim West Coast Pony Challenge, presented by USHJA Zone 10.Įarning victories in the West Coast Pony Challenge were Lauren Padilla and Smallwood Mystic in the $2,500 West Coast Pony Hunter Classic, presented by Asuncion Valley Farm, and Chloe Eynon and Why Not? in the $1,000 West Coast Green Pony Hunter Classic, also presented by Asuncion Valley Farm.

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