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CONGRATULATIONS TO
THE WINNERS OF THE 2011 Youth Team Tournament!

The Mustangs won the Youth Team Tournament
with 229 points, earning a $1,000 scholarship for each team
member.
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FIRST PLACE TEAM:
($1000) |
SECOND PLACE TEAM:
($500) |
Lily Anderson -
Ottumwa, IA (AQHA)
Brittni Greig -
Corinth, TX (PHBA)
Zachary Bunn - Allegan, MI (POAC)
Dylan DeBuhr - New Hartford, IA (POAC)
Laurel Gigliotti - Granbury, TX (AQHA)
Libby Graber - McPherson, KS
(AQHA)
Jaclyn White - Argyle, TX
(AQHA) |
Kacee Acker - Baytown,
TX (AQHA)
Colton Cruse - Santa Fe, TX (ApHC)
Caitlin Dunsmore - Mckinney, TX (APHA)
Katie Fisher - Gilbert, AZ
(POAC/ApHC)
Kara Kaufman - Stroudsburg, PA (ApHC)
Emily Long - Katy, TX (APHA) |

Lily Anderson
Ottumwa, IA (AQHA)
My name is Lily Anderson, I'm in 5th
grade and I go to school at Eisenhower Elementary in
Ottumwa Iowa. I have been riding horses my entire
life. My biggest accomplishment was when I won the
2010 Small Fry Walk-Trot at the Congress, I was also
lucky enough to be on the winning team for the
scholarship at the Reichert Celebration for 2011. My
favorite classes are Hunt-seat, Pleasure, and Trail.
I like to play basketball and softball, but I also
play the violin. I'm in 4-h too, I show my horse, my
dog, and my tortoise. As far as I know I want to
train horses or become a professional interior
designer/designer. I also want to give my
trainer/older sister a big thanks for all that she's
done for me. I look forward to showing for many more
years.
Brittni Grieg
Corinth, TX (PHBA)
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My name is Brittni Greig. I am 19 years old
and a sophomore at North Central Texas College. I am
currently working on my Associates of Science in Special
Education and my Associates of Arts in Agriculture
Education. I ride on the IHSA western and english teams and
on the ASHA ranch horse team at NCTC. I have been riding
horses since i was in the first grade and been around/owned
them since i was three. In 2004 I had my first big win at
the Palomino Youth World Show on my first real show horse,
Paige Bar Mac. We won the 13& under trail. This year I had
the joy of winning the Youth Team Tournament on
ShowOffMyPrinciples. I personally enjoyed the tournament and
being able to be a part of a team. I also attended the
Palomino part of celebration and ended up high point in the
14-18 and reserve high point junior horse. I would like to
thank and congratulate all my team members, GOOD RIDE! I
would also like to give a big thanks to my parents for
supporting my passion, I love you Mom and Dad!
 Jaclyn White
Argyle, TX (AQHA)
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My name is Jaclyn White. I am 16 and I am
currently a junior at Coram Deo Academy. I live in Argyle
Texas and I have been riding since I was 8. We still have my
first horse, Zipper who is enjoying his retirement on our
family ranch.
I have had an opportunity to compete in everything from
speed events to rodeo events to the western all around
events and my true love is the western all around riding. I
am particularly fond of Western Riding, Horsemanship and
Trail.
I have two horses that I show currently,
Versionary (aka Chuck) and Joe Sudden (aka Joe). They are
probably my two best friends in the whole world. Even when I
am having the worst day ever, all of my worries evaporate as
soon as I am at the barn grooming, riding, cleaning tack or
even mucking stalls. I love the challenge of developing a
partnership with such magnificent animals and they continue
to amaze me with their talent and their ability to
understand what I am asking them to do.
This was my first year to compete at The
Reichert Celebration and it was great fun. Everyone in the
Youth Team Tournament seemed to be having as much fun as I
did and I was especially glad to make so many new friends
and to have an opportunity to be on a team with some of the
competitors I had seen at other shows but had not had a real
chance to get to know. I also really liked the sportsmanship
that I saw from all of the Youth Team Members and it was fun
to compete in an all-breed situation as well.
I haven’t decided exactly where I will go to
college yet but I assure you it will be somewhere close to
my horses!
I would like to extend a big thank you to The Reichert
Celebration, Cinch and Cruel Girl for making the Youth Team
Tournament possible – I am already looking forward to next
year.

Laurel Gigliotti
Granbury, TX (AQHA)
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Laurel is currently a Junior at Tolar High
School in Tolar Texas and is expected to graduate May of
2013. She is member of the National Honor Society, President
of her Junior Class and the current President of the Tolar
FFA. A member of AQHYA and NSBA, she has been showing her
mare, Bling and Blue Jeans for the past 3 years and has been
training with Terry Cross at Riverside Ranch. Laurel loves
working with animals and showing. She has 2 brothers, Chad
and Braden and parents are Bill and Rhonda Gigliotti, all of
Granbury Texas.
Laurel is looking to pursue a career in Agriculture/Animal
Science and continue her involvement with animals.
 Libby Graber
McPherson, KS (AQHA)
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Equine has always been a passion of mine
since the age of eight. Being involved with a senior horse
judging team, hippology/horse bowl team and showing
competitively primarily in AQHA has made me a well-rounded
horseman. My future goals include becoming a member of a
varsity collegiate team with an emphasis in Western.
 Zac Bunn
Allegan, MI (POAC)
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Hi! My name is Zachary Bunn. I am 13 years
old and just moved to Aubrey, Texas, from Allegan, Michigan.
I am in 7th grade and attend Aubrey Middle School. I love
showing my POA Toby, playing soccer and baseball. I was one
of the lucky recipients of the $1,000 educational
scholarship at the 2011 Reichert Celebration Team Tournament
held in Fort Worth, Texas. This was my first year to
participate in this awesome event!
My pony’s name is I’ma Time to Shine AKA
“Toby”. I got him for my 13th birthday from my Mom. He was a
POA colt from my Aunt Robin and Cousin Jennifer. This was
our first year together and we won hi-pt 9- 12 boy for the
State of Michigan POA club and hi-pt boy at the 2011
Reichert Celebration.
I started showing POA’s when I was 5 years
old doing lead-line . I then moved up to showing our first
POA Plaudit’s Love Bug (Bugs) when I was 7. Bugs is now 30
and lives in Michigan with my Grandma and Grandpa. We then
bought our second POA Santee Shawnee and I started showing
him my last year in 8 and under. I love showing POA’s
because they are so fun and versatile. I enjoy traveling to
the shows with my Mom, 2 brothers and all my aunts, uncles
and cousins. I really like the International Show in St.
Louis, where I get to see my show friends from all over the
U.S. I have traveled to many places with all my family
members that also show.
Thank you Mr. Reichert for putting on such a great show!
 Emily
Long
Katy, TX (APHA) back
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My name is Emily Long. I am 15 years old and
a sophomore at Cinco Ranch High School in Katy, Texas. I
will be graduating in June of 2014. I am the youngest of
three with two older brothers. I have been riding horses
since I was eight years old. I started out doing English
riding only and then became more interested in Western
discipline. I now do the all-around and really enjoy all of
the different classes. Although, I would have to say that
Western Pleasure is my favorite. I have owned and shown four
horses so far. Of all of these horses, my favorite is the
one I own now, Get Just What You See, otherwise known as
“Barney”. He is the absolute perfect all-around horse. He is
now six years old and I have owned him since he was a three
year old. We have grown up together and developed a special
bond. We know each other’s little quirks and moods. I have
won several World and Reserve World Championships with him
as well as several prizes and scholarships. I could not ask
for a better horse and friend.
Outside of horseback riding, I also swim for
my high school swim team and show my goat through the Cinco
Ranch FFA. I love animals of all kind. My goal, since I was
in elementary school, is to become a veterinarian.
My parents, Jim and Louann have always been
very supportive of any dreams that we want to pursue and I
want to thank them for making my dream come true with
Barney.
 Caitlin Dunsmore
Mckinney, TX (APHA)
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I will be graduating from McKinney High School June 1 2012.
My horse, Sensational Lilo and I will be attending North
Eastern Oklahoma A&M to study Ag Communications and to join
their horse judging program. I belong to both Lonestar 4H
Club and McKinney FFA clubs. I live with my parents, Richard
and Wendy Dunsmore, as well as my 4 brothers and one sister
and a household of pets.

Kara Kaufman
Stroudsburg, PA (ApHC)
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My name is Kara Kaufmann, I am 14 years old. I am in 8th
grade at Notre Dame High School in East Stroudsburg,
Pennsylvania. My parents are John and Christina Kaufmann. I
have a brother Kyle. My horse is Pretty Zippy Hotrod. I have
grown up in the Appaloosa horse breed. Horses have always
been part of my life. My grandparents bred and show champion
halter horses and I have been showing with them since I was
able to sit up alone. Horse showing has become my passion.
Pretty Zippy Hotrod is my all around mare. I have owned her
for 3 years. We show in almost all the classes. Tell Me Why
is my halter mare, Ima Mellow Lena is my game horse, and Bow
Docs Cowboy is my cattle horse. My trainers Rob Meenley, Sue
Scobee, Heather Runyon, Roger & Carla Johnson, and Cathy
Gerhart have helped me with all my accomplishments. I have
won multiple World Champion titles throughout my show years.
In 2011, I won High Point 13-15, Overall High Point Youth,
All Around High Point Youth.
I am graduating from high school in 2016. I plan on riding
on a college equestrian team.
I am very lucky and thankful to have my grandparents Jack
and Deborah Mignosi. They continue to guide and support me
with all my goals. I also have supportive parents that allow
me to pursue my love for horses and showing.
 Katie Fisher
Gilbert, AZ (POAC/ApHC)
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My name is Katie. I have been riding horses
since I was 7 and competing since I was 8. I have been in
POAs my whole show career and started out on a 5 year old
horse, Max. We competed together for 5 years and made it all
the way to the top in the 9-12 age division by winning high
point at International. I got my horse now, Levi, when he
was 7 months old. I have now had him for 3 years and we have
placed consistently in pleasure, showmanship, and
equitation. I’m hoping to move into a bigger breed within
the next year and I would love to keep showing for most of
my life. Riding horses is my passion and I can’t imagine my
life without it.
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