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• USEF Horse of the Year
Arabian Dressage, 2001
• USDF All-Breed Awards:
Dressage, 1st and 2nd Levels, 2001
• U.S. National Reserve Champion
Arabian Dressage
1st Level, 2001
• U.S. National Reserve Champion
Arabian Dressage
2nd Level, 2001
•Legion of Supreme Honor
in a year of showing
in a variety of English, Dressage,
and Sport Horse classes
2001 Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show:
- Champion Sport Horse in-Hand Stallion (the first class of its kind at Scottsdale)
- Champion High Point, Dressage First Level
- Champion High Point, Dressage Second Level
- Champion, Dressage First Level Stakes (Test 4)
- Reserve Champion, Second Level Stakes (Test 4)
- Reserve Champion, English Show Hack
- First Place, Sport Horse Under Saddle, Stallions 4 and Over
- First Place, Dressage Second Level, Test 1
- First Place, Dressage Second Level, Test 2
- First Place, Dressage Second Level, Test 3
- First Place, Sport Horse in-Hand Stallions and Geldings,
4 and Over (86.5 points; 9 points for movement)
First Place, Sport Horse in-Hand Stallions, Colts and Geldings, AOTH (86 points; 9.5 points for movement)
Regional Wins, 2001:
- Reg. 1 Champion, English Show Hack
- Reg, 1 Top 5, Dressage Second Level
- Reg, 2 Champion, Dressage First Level
- Reg. 2 Champion, Sport Horse
Under Saddle
- Reg. 2 Res. Champion Stallion,
Sport Horse in-Hand
- Reg. 2 Top 5, English Show Hack
- Reg, 3 Champion English Show Hack
- Reg. 3 Champion, Dressage First Level
- Reg. 3 Champion, Dressage Second Level
- Reg. 3 Champion Stallion, Sport Horse in-Hand
- Reg. 3 Top 5, Country English Pleasure
2001 Spring Fling, Paso Robles, CA:
- Champion, English Show Hack
- Champion, Ladies Side Saddle
- Second Place, Native Costume
2001 SCHAA Arabian Show, City of Industry, CA:
1st Place, Dressage 2nd Level, Test
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2nd Place, Dressage 1st Level, Test 3
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1st Place, English Show Hack
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2nd Place, Ladies Side Saddle
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3rd Place, Native Costume
2001 Dressage at DG Bar Show,
Hanford, CA:
- 3rd Place, Dressage 2nd Level, Test 3
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2nd Place, Dressage1st Level, Test 3 Stakes
The 2001 open DG Bar show featured qualifying events for the USET Grand Prix Championship, USET Intermediare Championship, and West Coast Finals for the US FEI Young Horse Riding Championships and attracted Olympic-level competitors. Most horses competing were warmbloods.
2001 Central Coast
Open
Dressage Classic, Creston, CA:
- High Score Show Champion (73.714)
- 1st , Dressage 1st Level, Test 3
- First, Dressage 2nd Level Test 3
- First, Dressage 1st Level Test 4
- First, Dressage 2nd Level Test 4
2001 Yarra Yarra Open Dressage Show
(first time shown at 2nd Level):
- 1st Place, Dressage 2nd Level, Test 1
- 1st Place, Dressage 2nd Level, Test 2
2000 Winterfest Open Dressage Show
(first time shown in Dressage):
- 1st Place, Dressage 1st Level, Test 1
- 1st Place, Dressage 1st Level, Test 2
2000 Region 3 Championship Show:
- Region 3 Reserve Champion, Sport Horse in-Hand (19 entries)
just one point between Aul Magic+/ and
the Champion (Concensus, U.S. National Reserve Champion Stallion)
2000 Pacific Coast Sport Horse Classic:
(first time shown in Sport Horse In-Hand)
- Champion Stallion, Sport Horse in-Hand
- Champion Sport Horse in-Hand, AOTH
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 Sharon Byford-Ruth photos
Aul Magic+/
at Scottsdale Arabian Show, 2001
with his trainer,
Patience Prine-Carr
Like his sire Aulrab and grandsire Aurab,
Aul Magic+/
began a brief
show career late in life.
His professional training
did not
start until
August, 2000 -
at age 15!
That November, Aul Magic competed at his first
show
under saddle - the Grand National Show at the Cow Palace
in San Francisco.
Against more seasoned show horses, he
won two Reserve Championships (in Show Hack and
Country
English Pleasure) and won the Arabian Native Costume class.
Aul Magic's second Arabian horse show was
the competitive and prestigious
Scottsdale show, in February 2001.There, he delivered
what The Arabian Horse World called "the kind of show most owners only dream about."
He placed well in the
main arena as well as sweeping his dressage classes and became the first Scottsdale Sport
Horse
In-Hand
Champion Stallion. His score included 9.5 points awarded for movement by the judge, Olympic champion Hilda Gurney.
Between the above two shows, Aul Magic+/ was
shown at two open Dressage shows, where he won against all breeds.
In addition to his dressage wins,
Aul Magic+/ was Reserve Champion Show Hack at the prestigious Scottsdale
Arabian show and the Regional Champion English Show Hack in two highly competitive Regions (in California and Nevada).
His ability to excel in a wide variety of classes in such
a short period of time demonstrated
Aul Magic's versatility, athletic ability, intelligence,
and willingness
to perform (work ethic).
Aul Magic's Sport Horse In-Hand wins reflect his balanced conformation and
superior dressage movement.
[Aul Magic
Video]
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