Orlando's Medieval Times Presents Exciting Performance During the Palm Beach Dressage Derby

Head trainer of the Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament Theater Tom Reid wowed the crowd with a spectacular performance during the the USET Foundation Benefit luncheon on Sunday, March 7, at The Palm Beach Dressage Derby. Capturing this magnificent photo of the movement called the Capriole was HorsesDaily's JJ. Hathaway.

Cheri Reiber, the head trainer of the Medieval Times in Canada, who was also participating the the USEF Dressage Olympic Qualifying Classes on her Dutch Warmblood G Tudor, joned Reid in the performance sponsored by Mr. Perico de Montaner, the General Manager, of the Medieval Times Castles all over the country, in honor of the new perpetual trophys for the high point awards for the highest score of a pure Spanish horse in both the CDI and the USEF competitions.

The trophy was sponsored by The Foundation for the Pure Spanish Horse, and it was awarded for the first time at this year's Derby. The winner of the USEF trophy was Lia Giliotti riding Caballero G with a score of 65.556 in the Adult Amateur First Level Test 1.

The award was presented by Janne Rumbough, a member of the Board of Directors of The Foundation for the Pure Spanish Horse.

Plans are under way for an even more spectacular performance by the Spanish horses at the 2005 Palm Beach Dressage Derby, CDI***/Y, which will be held on Sunday, March 6, 2005.

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