GN YEARLING GELDING
1 CBMF Art of War (Harry Sebring, rider; Patricia Lloyd, owner)
2 Ultras Frequent Flyer (Stephen D Smith, rider; Stephen D Smith, owner)
3 LNT John John (John Hufferd, rider; Grande L Farms LLC, owner)
4 Pop the Cork (Cheri Barber, rider; Jim Little, owner)

GN 2 YR. OLD GELDING
1 CBMF Wild Ruler (Jaisen von Ballmoos, rider; Molly Magoon, owner)
2 Indian Creek High Stakes (Kurt Hufferd, rider; Indian Creek Morgan Farm, owner)
3 CBMF Streetwise (Harry Sebring, rider; Copper Beech LLC, owner)
4 RWF Paganini (Bob Kellert, rider; Monty Kugeler, owner)
5 Epona’s Walk The Line (Whitney Bodnar, rider; Epona Morgans LLC, owner)
6 Dragonsmeade Zegna (Tim Roesink, rider; Dragonsmeade, owner)

WC JUNIOR GELDING
1 CBMF Wild Ruler (Jaisen von Ballmoos, rider; Molly Magoon, owner)
2 CBMF Art of War (Harry Sebring, rider; Patricia Lloyd, owner)
Indian Creek High Stakes (Kurt Hufferd, rider; Indian Creek Morgan Farm, owner)
Ultras Frequent Flyer (Stephen D Smith, rider; Stephen D Smith, owner)
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2008

COLISEUM 9:00 a.m.
1 GN Yearling Gelding
2 GN Two-Year-Old Gelding
3 WC Junior Gelding
4 GN Three-Year-Old Gelding
5 GN Four-Year-Old Gelding
6 GN Five-Year & Older Gelding
7 WC Senior Gelding
FIVE MINUTE BREAK
8 WC Gelding
9 GN Western Pleasure Amateur Masters 15.1h & Over

SHOW ARENA 6  9:00 a.m.
301 GN Saddle Seat Equitation 16 & 17
302 GN Saddle Seat Equitation 14 & 15
303 GN Saddle Seat Equitation 12 & 13
304 GN Saddle Seat Equitation 11 & Under
305 GN Saddle Seat Classic Equitation 13 & Under
306 GN Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Equitation 10-11
307 GN Saddle Seat Classic Equitation 14 – 17
308 GN Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Equitation 9 & Under
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I just arrived back in OKC tonight.  I am glad to be here but have to say, I don’t think I want to fly through St. Louis again.  Not only did I get completely lost trying to figure out where I was suppose to be, I almost got “taken down” by a very big security guard (well..maybe not almost but he did come over to make sure I wasn’t packing heat). 

The other times that I have flown, I have only had to go through Security at the originating Airport. I try to be very prepared with no belt, easily removed shoes, have my laptop accessible, and all my electronics neatly tucked away in my carry on luggage so I don’t set off the metal detector.  However, since I was changing Airlines I had to go through Security again at St. Louis. 

Drugged on Dramamine and completely lost, I stumbled into a disorderly line of travelers trying to hurry through the check point.  I quickly put my cell phone in my bag and loaded all my stuff onto the belt. When I was motioned through the detector the alarm went off putting the whole line to a halt.  I was so flustered that I started frantically patting myself down, finally realizing that I had put my iPod into the front pocket of my sweatshirt.  I quickly went to reach for it to prove I wasn’t carrying a bomb, only to have the Security guard screech “You have to go back through the detector!!” and then call LOUDLY for a “Pat Down”.  Confused, I held up my iPod, saying to everyone “It’s just my iPod”, but by that time a very large, burly man came strolling over.  The lady nervously had me come back through the detector and thankfully the alarm didn’t go off this time.  I did have to prove to the guard and the very large man that I didn’t have anything in my pocket before they would let me leave. 

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