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Victoria Colvin Garners Both Tricolors in the Large Pony Hunters at the 2010 FTI Winter Equestrian Festival

Clara Lindner for Equestrian Sport Productions

Wellington, FL - February 7, 2010- Pony Hunters took the spotlight today at the South Grounds of the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center.

Twelve-year-old Victoria Colvin had a successful end to her weekend, piloting Vanity Fair to the championship and For The Laughter to the reserve championship in the Large Pony Hunters.  Both ponies are owned by Dr. Betsee Parker.

Between her two mounts, Colvin won every Large Pony Hunter class this weekend.  The beautiful bay gelding, Vanity Fair, is nine-years-old, and won both classes over fences yesterday, was second in the under saddle, as well as second and first over fences today to claim the championship over his seven-year-old barn mate, For The Laughter. For the Laughter placed third and second over fences yesterday, won the under saddle, and won the first over fences class today.

The Loxahatchee, FL resident commented on what it is like to ride Vanity Fair, or "Coco" as he is known in the barn, "He's really easy. He has a really good canter because he's really comfortable."  The pair has consistently dominated the Large Pony Hunters throughout the circuit.

Victoria Colvin Garners Both Tricolors in the Large Pony Hunters.
Photo: © 2010 Randi Muster/Mustphoto, Inc., Official Sport Photographer of the 2010 FTI Winter Equestrian Festival



Colvin has been riding for six years, and is starting to do some jumper competition as well. After she picked up her multiple tricolors at the Large Pony ring, Colvin raced over to the Children's Jumper ring, where she would compete next.

Colvin is a seventh-grader at the nearby #1 Education Place, which helps her organize her busy competition schedule.

The fifth week of the 2010 FTI Winter Equestrian Festival, sponsored by Spy Coast Farm, will run from February 10-14 and feature a full schedule of hunter, jumper, and equitation competition.

For full results please visit www.shownet.biz or www.equestriansport.com.

The 2010 FTI Winter Equestrian Festival has 12 weeks of top competition running from January 13 through April 4. WEF is run by Equestrian Sport Productions, LLC, and Wellington Equestrian Partners and held at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center. All 12 shows are "AA" rated and Jumper Rated 6, and more than $5.5 million in prize money will be awarded.

WEF is proud to be supported by their title sponsor, FTI Consulting, Inc. FTI Consulting, Inc. exists to help companies and their stakeholders protect and enhance enterprise value in an increasingly complex economic, legal and regulatory environment.  FTI is the trusted advisor entrenched in many of the game-changing events that make headlines, move markets and create business history. For more information, please visit www.fticonsulting.com.

During the 12 weeks of WEF, "Saturday Night Lights" headlines the entertainment each Saturday night where spectators not only enjoy the Grand Prix class, but a street carnival, live music, and numerous dining options with box seats, sports bars, and the famed Tiki Hut for front row fun. Please visit www.equestriansport.com or call 561-793-5867 for more information.

Tags: hunter news, hunter/jumper, vanity fair, victoria colvin

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