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Eastcoast Equitation Event Judging Roster Revised



The Eastcoast Equitation Event has announced a change in the judging roster for 2005. The judges for these finals, which will be held at The Children's Benefit Horse Show, July 27-30, 2005, are Nancy Troutman, Kathy Boggs and Ian Degruncy.

A new policy for 2005 is as follows: Due to the small number of adult qualifying classes, adults are now eligible for the EEE final just by competing in an adult equitation class. To facilitate this further, The Children's Benefit Horse Show has added a qualifying class, Wednesday, July 27, the day before the final in their time schedule.

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