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Eagles, Moch, Fortenberry, and Camp Are 13 and Under and 14-18 AjPHA Showmanship Stars

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Olivia Eagles

Olivia Eagles

By: Brittany Bevis

Several familiar faces and a few new ones came to the show pen for the 13 and under and 14-18 Showmanship classes this evening at the 2014 AjPHA Youth World Championship Show. Olivia Eagles scored a unanimous win in 13 and under Showmanship with Chipped In Roses, aka “Brett.” Eagles currently competes under the guidance of Simons Show Horses, as does the Reserve World Champion in the 14-18 division, Mary Camp with Zippos Redemption.

Brooklyn Moch

Brooklyn Moch

The 13 and Under Reserve World Champion was Brooklyn Moch with Sensational Wow. Third place was Caroline Nielson with Sensational Dee.

The 14-18 Showmanship World Champion was Anne-Marie Fortenberry with her new horse, The Only Kiss To Envy, aka “Scotty Too Hotty,” aka “Scottsford,” aka just plain “Scotty.”

Mary Camp

Mary Camp

This win is bittersweet for Fortenberry because this is her first trip to the World Show without her previous horse, A Good Intention, aka “Baby Mac,” who passed away last year.

“This is the first World Show I’ve ever been to without him, which is really hard because he was the most amazing thing,” she says. “Then, God completed blessed me with Scotty. I’ve never won showmanship before, but it wasn’t about that. It was more about going in there and doing the best I could, because I knew we were talented in that area.”

Fortenberry and Scotty have only been a team for one month. Here at the World Show, they will be competing in Western Pleasure, Horsemanship, Trail, and Western Riding.

Although Fortenberry pulled out very impressive preliminary and finals patterns today, achieving a near unanimous finish from the judges, she’s the first to admit that showmanship wasn’t always her favorite class.

Anne-Marie Fortenberry

Anne-Marie Fortenberry

“It came out of nowhere,” she says. “I used to be so bad at it! Now, I love it and Scotty is so much fun to do it with. He is the most amazing showmanship horse. I can hardly take any of the credit, because he is amazing!”

“The first pattern was my favorite. I thought it was super fun. The second one was vague and there weren’t that many things [to focus on], so I tried to go in and do every maneuver the best that I possible could and try to score plus points that way.”

14-18 Showmanship:

1-The Only Kiss To Envy/Anne-Marie Fortenberry

2-Zippos Redemption/Mary Camp

3-Sensational Luxury/Meredith Milton

4-Total Assets/Kristina Hermanson

5-Krymsunized/Kylee John

Intermediate-

1-Sensational Luxury/Meredith Milton

2-Krymsunized/Kylee John

3-Don’t Rock My World/Anna Hutlas

4-Zippos Paycheck/Elizabeth Collins

5-Some Sweet Machine/Mallory Vroegh

Anne-Marie Fortenberry

Anne-Marie Fortenberry

13 and Under Showmanship-

1-Chipped In Roses/Olivia Eagles (unanimous)

2-Sensational Wow/Brooklyn Moch

3-Sensational Dee/Caroline Nielson

4-Figure On Fancy/Erin Griffin

5-All Right All Reddy/Lauren Harrison

Intermediate

1-Brooklyn Moch/Sensational Wow

2-Figure On Fancy/Erin Griffin

3-Lauren Harrison/All Right All Reddy

4-Just One Kiss/Skylar Smith

5-Just Say Whoa/Rebecca Figueroa

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