The Jockey Club Thoroughbred Incentive Program Championship Winners Announced

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Created in October 2011, the Thoroughbred Incentive Program recognizes and rewards the versatility of the Thoroughbred through sponsorship of Thoroughbred classes and awards at sanctioned events. (BloodHorse Library/Winslow Photography)

The Jockey Club Thoroughbred Incentive Program (T.I.P.) Championships was held at Stable View in Aiken, South Carolina, from October 1-4. The show saw participation from 300 entries.

Cash prizes of $2,000 per division were awarded to the 42 divisions offered, which included hunters, jumpers, English pleasure, dressage, combined test, Western pleasure, ranch riding, competitive trail, and in-hand competition.

This year also saw the addition of a new Thoroughbred Premier Show Series running alongside the championships, which featured novice rider and green horse hunter classes, a $5,000 hunter classic, and a $5,000 jumper classic.

“Another successful T.I.P. Championships reminds us just how strong and passionate the Thoroughbred aftercare community is,” said Kristin Werner, coordinator of T.I.P. “We are deeply appreciative of everyone who supports the program, especially Stable View for helping provide a world-class home for this event. The championships give us an opportunity to highlight the versatility of Thoroughbreds and the people who help them succeed, and we are excited to continue expanding that impact in the future.”

The results for the T.I.P. Championships can be found at tjctip.com/About/CSF. They can also be found below:

Division

Champion Horse (TJC Name)

Champion Rider

Reserve Ch. Horse (TJC Name)

Reserve Ch. Rider (State)

Open Jumper (3’6”)

Bazillion Bells

Kaitlin Hartford

Iron Pearls

Jazz Napravnik

Training Jumper (3’3”)

Antonio G

Taylor Nelson

Discreet Prospect

Luanne Johnson

Schooling Jumper (3’0”)

Taken By Storm

Teiha Weaver

Overlay

Sophia Brady-Owen

Non-Pro Schooling Jumper (3’0”)

Antonio G

Taylor Nelson

Divine Intrigue

Emily Schafer

Suitable Jumper (2’9”)

Ciarrai Abu

Kelsey Roy

Dividend

Kate Rakowski

Non-Pro Suitable Jumper (2’9”)

Quadrivium

Kathryn Landreneau

Run, Forrest, Run!

Laina Schmit

Hopeful Jumper (2’6”)

Pyrotechnics

Alyssa Rutherford

Diamond Bachelor

Allison Andrews

Non-Pro Hopeful Jumper (2’6”)

Chocolate Delight

Rebecca Merritt

Fortune Favors The Bold

Alexandra Prymek

Low Hunter (3’0”)

Hamilton’s Bay (2013 % Accounted)

Mandy Lynch

Gio Lemon

Caden Nolt

Non-Pro Low Hunter

Auto Correct

Emma Herndon

SK Knight Rider

Dalton Penner

Suitable Hunter (2’9”)

Gio Lemon

Caden Nolt

Happy Valley

Leigh Berman

Non-Pro Suitable Hunter (2’9”)

Divine Cause

Mallory Sensenig

Auto Correct

Emma Herndon

Special Hunter (2’6”)

Happy Valley

Leigh Berman

I Gotta Have It

Freda Jessen

Non-Pro Special Hunter (2‘6”)

Charlie Gulch

Caitlin Burgess

Touchstone

Becky Colgan

Beginning Hunter (2’3”)

McLean House

Haley Rhinier

A Stitch In Time

Laci Christen

Non-Pro Beginning Hunter (2’3”)

Mister Cellophane

Kayden Cobb

Kiwi Koolada

Grace Green

Very Green Hunter (2’0”)

Cowboy Cobra

Holland Sansbury

When Life Gives You Lemons

Addison Kriczky

Non-Pro Very Green Hunter (2’0”)

Mister Cellophane

Kayden Cobb

Key to the city

Eliana Matte

Crossrails

Too Good To Be

Megan Corkum

FHF Serendipity

Elizabeth Grubbs

Non-Pro Crossrails

Where’s Fred

Blayke Myers

Romeo Me

Caroline Stroud

Introductory Level

FGF Special Permit

Danielle Montgomery

Jack Skellington

Juliana May

Non-Pro Introductory Level

The Big Kahuna

Loran Schubarg

My Pal Jerry

Jacqueline Thomas

Training Level

FGF Nine Toe Johnny

Lauren Lindsay

FGF Special Permit

Danielle Montgomery

Non-Pro Training Level

Bailout Money

Heidi Wardle

Sergeant Parker

Ginny Cole

First Level

Boujee Babe

Abigail Picou

Belongs to Teufer

Darrell Vaughn

Non-Pro First Level

Virginia Gentleman

Blair Dunleavy

Quadrivium

Kathryn Landreneau

Second Level

Black Label

Anna Gibson

Rhinestone Romeo

Symone Niesz-Ent

Third Level

Love Like Crazy

Danielle Sawyer

Busy Kitty WRF

Lou Ann Wulf

Fourth Level

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

FEI Level

Full Gallop’s Woo Pig Sooie (Woo Pig Sooie)

Megan Stauch

N/A

N/A

Western Dressage

Substitute Teacher (Where’s the Carat)

Emily Weyl

Substitute Teacher (Where’s the Carat)

Emily Weyl

Preliminary Combined Test

FGF Artful Dawn

Chloe Johnson

Bazillion Bells

Kaitlin Hartford

Training Combined Test

Grenadier Guard

Rebecca Barron

Fit & Frisky

Lanie Mourgenos

Novice Combined Test

BALLERINO

Darrell Vaughn

Deputy Flash

Diana Whisnant

Beginner Novice Combined Test

Virginia Gentleman

Blair Dunleavy

Krigsman

Ella Bell

Starter Combined Test

Krigsman

Ella Bell

Spy Town

Natalie Griger

In-Hand

FHF Serendipity

Elizabeth Grubbs

Colebrook

Gail Szczecinski

Obstacle Course (In-Hand)

Soft N Lovely

Allison Andrews

Uptown Girl

Jennifer Corti

Obstacle Course (Mounted)

Apology Accepted

Allison Andrews

High Tyde

Becky Colgan

Ranch Riding

Kisstheothercheek

Kelly Hart

Apology Accepted

Allison Andrews

Western Pleasure

Chocolate Delight

Rebecca Merritt

Bass Boat

Leanne Kohler

Junior English Pleasure

I Gotta Have It

Kayden Cobb

User Friendly

Mabry Mull

Senior English Pleasure

Uptown Girl

Jennifer Corti

Mighty Wings

Brianna Partridge

Hunter Classic (2’6” or 3’0”)

Hamilton’s Bay (2013 % Accounted)

Mandy Lynch

I Gotta Have It

Freda Jessen

Jumper Classic (3’0”)

FGF Artful Dawn

Chloe Johnson

Iron Pearls

Jazz Napravnik

To qualify for the championships, a T.I.P.-eligible Thoroughbred must participate in a show offering T.I.P. high point awards, classes, or divisions in the applicable discipline beginning August 1 of the prior year through September 15 of the championships year or participate in the T.I.P. Performance Awards in the applicable discipline or qualify through a hardship request. 

To be eligible for T.I.P. shows, a Thoroughbred is defined as any horse that has been registered with The Jockey Club or a foreign Thoroughbred stud book recognized by The Jockey Club.


Created and announced in October 2011, T.I.P. recognizes and rewards the versatility of the Thoroughbred through sponsorship of Thoroughbred classes and high point awards at sanctioned horse shows, year-end performance awards, a recreational riding program, and non-competition awards. Additional information about T.I.P. is available at tjctip.com and on the T.I.P. Facebook page at facebook.com/tjctip. 

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