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Pedestrian signals at a busy intersection. Bike lanes on a major street. Sidewalks to help foot traffic.
Those are some of the many improvements that are proposed as part of a master bicycle and pedestrian plan for the city of Greenfield.
The plan, if adopted by the Common Council, would mainly serve as a guide to city officials as they make future decisions impacting bike and pedestrian transportation over time.
The city could refer to the plan, for example, when planning for new development.
"It's nice to have a standard for us to look at to see what direction we can go," said Alderman Karl Kastner, who was part of the committee that helped draft the document.
Specifically, the plan proposes bike routes - streets marked with signage to help guide bicyclists - and bike lanes where possible on most of the city's busiest streets.
Multi-use trails to connect schools with residential areas, bike racks at new commercial developments and a multi-modular trail bisecting the city from east to west are among the many plan elements.
Combined, the improvements would cost between $4.5 million and $6 million, according to the plan, with grant funds one likely source of revenue.
Officials spent several months interviewing groups such as the Greenfield and Whitnall school districts, We Energies and Greenfield Police Department in putting together the plan.
Jeff Knutson of Crispell-Snyder, the consultant the city hired to write the plan, said the city is already nice for bicyclists and walkers with many bike-friendly roadways, such as Cold Spring Road and Edgerton Avenue.
"A plan like this will help reinforce that the city is interested in a bike and pedestrian friendly environment," he said.
A copy of the draft can be viewed on the city's Web site, www.greenfieldwi.us.
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At this writing, the first prosecution witnesses have begun testimony in the case of People v. Michael Joe Jackson. Upwards of 1,000 members of the press have converged on the Santa Barbara County Courthouse in Santa Maria to cover this latest Trial of the Century, many of them having made the breezy trip down the coast from Redwood City, where, this past December, Scott Peterson was convicted of the murder of his pregnant wife, Laci. In an act of infinite jurisprudential wisdom, Judge Rodney Melville banned all cameras from the Jackson trial, sparing the world a rerun of the O.J. Simpson case; but the E! Entertainment Television cable network swiftly stepped into the breach, announcing it would produce nightly re-enactments of the courtroom proceedings. The leading man in this teleplay is Edward Moss, a professional Michael Jackson impersonator, whose previous turns as the singer in Lake Tahoe casino tribute concerts, Scary Movie 3 and Mad TV presumably have equipped him to portray the 46-year-old singer as he faces multiple felony counts, and up to twenty years in prison, for allegedly molesting a 13-year-old cancer-stricken boy.
The charges are horrifying, and whether or not Jackson is found guilty, the sordid details that have already emerged are sure to devastate what little is left of his reputation. The most striking aspect of the trial's media coverage, however, is the apparently widespread amnesia about the man accused. While Jackson has been a one-man circus for decades now, it's not just his bizarre behavior--the tales of Bubbles the pet chimpanzee, of nights spent in hyperbaric chambers, of infant children dangled from hotel balconies--that has made him fascinating, but the fact that it co-exists with an equally freakish--a divinely freakish--talent. But Jackson has hit the Billboard singles chart only twice in the past decade, and the media seem to have forgotten what made him famous in the first place, rather brutally lumping him in with O.J., Robert Blake and other C-list celebrity defendants. Indeed, a whole record-buying generation has grown up with only the faintest knowledge of Jackson's musical genius, knowing him mainly as plastic-surgery victim and accused pedophile; in short, as the world's most famous reality-TV nutcase.
And yet, young pop fans do know Jackson's music, if only secondhand. Today's hit radio is more conspicuously Jacksonesque than at any time since the late 1980s. The speedy, dramatically syncopated vocal style that Jackson perfected in songs like "Smooth Criminal" (1987) and "Jam" (1991) has transformed the art of soul singing; from Beyoncé to R. Kelly, today's pre-eminent r&b vocalists are audibly Jackson's followers. Meanwhile, the world's two biggest male pop idols, Usher and Justin Timberlake, are even more flagrantly in Jackson's debt--imitating his falsetto, borrowing his dance moves, injecting their songs with the flashes of paranoia and desperation that gave Jackson's discothèque anthems psychological depth. No listener to Usher's "Yeah!" or Timberlake's "Rock Your Body"--whose title conflates two of Jackson's signature songs, "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)" and "Rock With You"--can fail to detect his abiding influence.
But even the most accomplished mimicry pales beside the real thing, a fact reaffirmed by the arrival this winter of Michael Jackson: The Ultimate Collection, a sprawling new boxed set. The four-disc, fifty-seven-track package, complete with a bonus 1992 concert DVD, showed up in record stores shortly before Jackson's trial, and you can't help but connect the two events. Cynics may imagine that Jackson, who has released two major greatest hits discs in the past four years and is reportedly in grave financial straits, scrambled together the compilation (retail price: $59.98) to help defray legal expenses. (Certainly, little care went into the design of the thing, which resembles one of those cheap boxes of chocolates sold at duty-free shops.) I suspect a different motive: legacy management--an attempt, in this season of lurid revelations, to remind us that whatever else Jackson is, he is an artist. On that count, Michael Jackson: The Ultimate Collection has arrived not a moment too soon.
It begins in the obvious place, with the Jackson 5 hits that introduced the world to a preposterously talented boy-singer. Legend has it that Jackson's vocal ability emerged when he was still in diapers; by age 6, he was performing onstage with his older brothers, singing and stepping through tightly choreographed dance routines at talent shows in and around their hometown of Gary, Indiana. Today the Jacksons are so deeply associated with the showbiz slickness (and kookiness) of Southern California, it's easy to forget their hardscrabble Rust Belt roots. Joe Jackson, the family's stern patriarch, was a crane operator for U.S. Steel and a onetime guitarist for the Falcons, a Gary-based r&b band that never made it; he channeled his unrealized musical aspirations into his sons' efforts. By 1966 weekend station-wagon journeys were taking the group as far afield as Chicago, and eventually all the way to the Apollo Theater in Harlem, where they wowed the crowd at the famous Amateur Night talent contest. In 1968, after recording a couple of songs for a small Indiana-based independent label, the group won an audition with Motown president Berry Gordy Jr., who signed them on the spot, moving the entire Jackson clan from Gary to Los Angeles. Their debut album, Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5 (1969), was a classic product of the Motown music factory, but the grit of 11-year-old Michael's vocals is a reminder of the band's striving, chitlin-circuit roots--a sound of untrammeled ambition, even if it was more his father's than Michael's own.
The excitement of those early records can still rock you back with glee. "I Want You Back," the group's debut release, is one of the all-time great pop singles, a tribute in no small part to its songwriters, Berry Gordy, Freddie Perren, Fonce Mizell and Deke Richards (a k a "the Corporation"), and to its ingenious, bubbling bass line, but above all to young Michael. There have been many kiddie pop stars, but none--not even Jackson's Motown labelmate Stevie Wonder--have sung with such soul, subtlety and exuberance. Jackson had an amazingly supple tenor; listen to him sliding through a string of lovely blue notes in the final chorus of the hit ballad "I'll Be There" (1970). But it's the gruffness of that young voice, with its shades of Wilson Pickett, Levi Stubbs and other burly soul men, that surprises today: It's strange to hear Jackson as a little boy pretending to be a grown man, instead of the other way around.
The Jackson 5, of course, were a huge pop culture sensation, the first and definitive multimedia boy band. (We have Michael and his brothers to blame for New Kids on the Block and all the other tone-deaf, heavily moussed lads we've endured in the decades since.) The group's first four singles all went to No. 1, a Billboard milestone; stories of their high jinks filled the pages of Tiger Beat and other fanzines; and their media dominion soon extended to encompass lunchboxes, dolls and cartoon shows, a not insignificant accomplishment for a bunch of black teenagers in 1971. But for the youngest Jackson, success was a mixed blessing. Jackson lore is rife with stories of Michael sitting bewildered and alone in the midst of debauched hotel parties while his brothers romped with groupies. More than one armchair psychoanalyst has traced Jackson's weirdness and sexual confusion to his unusual formative years--notably, the singer himself, in his 1995 ballad "Childhood," one of the creepier pieces of schmaltz in the Jackson canon:
Have you seen my childhood?
I'm searching for the world that I come from....
No one understands me
They view it as such strange eccentricities
'Cause I keep kidding around
Like a child, but pardon me....
It's been my fate to compensate
For the childhood I've never known....
Before you judge me, try hard to love me
The painful youth I've had
Have you seen my childhood?
Listening to "Childhood," which Jackson sings beautifully over grandiose strings, you might forget the grace with which he made the transition from childhood to young adulthood nearly three decades ago. There is a famous late-1970s photograph of Jackson breezing into Studio 54. Jackson would have been in his late teens or just 20, and he was the very picture of a disco-era prince: movie-star handsome, broad-shouldered, brown skin aglow, wearing a wide-collared shirt open at the chest and what I can only imagine was a Halston suit. It's a glimpse of what might have been; the young man in the photo seems well on his way to a life of wealth and indulgence and swanning around the VIP rooms of fabulous clubs--the normal unreality of pop stardom.
Indeed, the Jackson who emerged as a solo artist in the late 1970s was preternaturally sleek, charismatic and confident, a perfect superstar for the post-soul era. He was the first performer to assimilate disco, which had dominated the charts for a couple of years, into a wholly personal style, combining its sumptuous grooves with the songcraft and vocal expressiveness of classic soul. You can hear that style budding in "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)," the huge 1979 dance hit recorded with his brothers, and then bursting into flower on his solo breakthrough, Off the Wall (1979). The album was Jackson's first with producer Quincy Jones, and to many purists it's his best, an irresistible mix of suave soul, soft rock, pop and funk.
But it's Jackson's singing that propels Off the Wall. Here was the sound that would conquer the pop charts across the world: the limpid falsetto voice, strangely higher at age 21 than it was at 13, which could dip into a buttery midrange or explode into squeals, hiccups, grunts, "hee-hees" and other James Brown-on-helium exhortations. The album was a smash, the first by a solo artist to contain four Top 10 hits, including the definitive Jackson weeper, "She's Out of My Life," during which the singer dissolves in sobs--just a hint of the self-pity that would later permeate his songs. Overall, though, the mood of Off the Wall is joyous, as bright as the spangled socks that peek out from beneath Jackson's trouser cuffs on the gatefold cover. "So tonight gotta leave that nine to five up on the shelf/And just enjoy yourself," Jackson sings. He would never sound quite so untroubled again, and listening to the album is a bit like revisiting the early Beatles records, a delightful return to a seemingly simpler time and place.
And then came Thriller (1982). So much of the discussion of this remarkable record has centered on its commercial milestones--the 40 million albums sold in its initial chart run, its seven Top 10 hits, its pioneering role in desegregating MTV and commercial radio--and on the mythic, Elvis- and Beatles-caliber stardom to which Jackson ascended in its aftermath. But take away all of Thriller's commercial and sociological import, banish for a moment the indelible video images and visions of Jackson's moonwalk glide, and what you are left with is one of the most exciting and rigorous pop records ever made. Its songs are expertly calibrated little machines; just listen to how the components of "Billie Jean"--the thumping backbeat and bass line, the spooky background vocals, the sour little trumpet figure that answers Jackson's vocal in the chorus, the string shivers, the stiff funk guitar strumming--come together to create an ideally eerie and austere sound. Scrutinize Thriller's liner notes and you'll discover that "Billie Jean," like the album's other best songs--"Beat It," "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'," "The Girl Is Mine"--was written and, for the most part, arranged by Jackson himself. The biggest pop star of the 1980s was also its leading auteur.
What is most striking about Thriller, nearly a quarter-century after its release, is the pall that hangs over it. Paternity suits, gang violence, horror movie dread, betrayals, paranoia, nervous breakdowns--these are the gentle themes treated on this record that everyone and his grandmother bought and danced to. "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" sounds for all the world like a party tune, but listen closer: "It's too high to get over/Too low to get under/You're stuck in the middle/And the pain is thunder/You're a vegetable/Still they hate you..../You're just a buffet/They eat off of you." It's quite a shift from the beatific mood of Off the Wall, and the gloom never really lifted. Time and again, Jackson has returned to themes of violence, terror, repulsion, sexual anxiety, implacable sadness. Consider just a handful of song titles: "Bad," "Dangerous," "Dirty Diana," "Leave Me Alone," "Blood on the Dance Floor," "Scream," "In the Closet," "Cry," "The Lost Children," "Threatened." Few death-metal bands are so relentlessly grim.
The story of Jackson's post-Thriller career is usually narrated in terms of decline and fall, and how could it be otherwise? There was no topping Thriller, either commercially or artistically, and Jackson needn't have tried. But try he did, running through gargantuan budgets, swaddling his songs in layers of production sheen and generally pulling out all the stops in an attempt to outdo himself. It was apparently of little comfort to Jackson that Bad (1987), Thriller's follow-up, was a great (but not epochal) album, or that it sold tens of millions of copies, and it's tempting to ascribe at least some of Jackson's wacky behavior to his frustration at these failed efforts. Certainly, there was a touch of desperation in megalomaniacal gestures like branding himself the King of Pop and issuing an album cover depicting an enormous Michael Jackson statue towering against a sky of roiling clouds, to say nothing of his penchant for Michael-as-messiah anthems ("We Are the World," "We Are Here to Change the World," "Heal the World," etc.). You can't help but wonder what Jackson might have become had he, like his onetime rival Prince, been content to burrow into his own artistic vision, with little concern for whether records wound up on the hit parade.
But even Jackson's misfires and overreaches are compelling. The Ultimate Collection is a well-selected anthology of past triumphs, but for those of us who have dismissed the singer's more recent releases after just a few listens, the boxed set holds surprises. The fourth disc is drawn almost entirely from Blood on the Dance Floor (1997) and Invincible (2001), Jackson's two biggest flops, and the music is terrific. It turns out that Jackson has dealt with hip-hop rather better than most singers of his generation. Beat- and sample-driven songs like "Blood on the Dance Floor" (1997) and "Unbreakable" (2001) sound contemporary but not desperately trendy, and his brutishly staccato singing works well in these more densely rhythmic settings. And Jackson's ballad singing has never sounded better. "Beautiful Girl," a previously unreleased demo recorded just last year, finds Jackson gliding over the sparsest synth and drum-machine accompaniment, and across octaves with an eeriness and finesse that recall Little Jimmy Scott. If he cared to, Jackson could be a jazz singer.
Such songs send you back to old albums with fresh ears and whet your appetite for future Jackson releases that may never come. Meanwhile, the courtroom circus drearily unfolds, and everyone--the media, certainly, and the lawyers, but above all the defendant himself, preening ridiculously for his fans outside the courthouse, flanked by Fruit of Islam bodyguards, and posting bizarre videotaped statements on his website--is conspiring to turn a hideous tragedy into just another reality-TV farce. Jackson's trial may drag on for months. His records will last longer.


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We have been looking for Fan Ambassadors, as many of you who have received the RCB emailer may have noticed.
Guess what replies we got?
We actually had people send in resumes assuming that we were hiring for a job at RCB!!!
If any of you have emailed me and has been wondering why I been taking time to reply, well its cause I had a flooding of resumes coming in with people asking for a "JOB" as Fan Ambassador.
So Hilarious how my inbox was flooded, I had to explain to you guys any delay in replying - through a blog post.. :)
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:P Rofl.. Yeah ppl might have thought u're going to hire them to be Team Ambassador like deepika :P :D
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Culture and Conflict in the Middle East
By Philip Carl Salzman
(Humanity Books, Hardcover, 9781591025870, 224pp.)
Publication Date: December 31, 2007
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In an era of increasing interaction between the United States and the countries of the Middle East, it has become ever more important for Americans to understand the social forces that shape Middle Eastern cultures. Based on years of his own field research and the ethnographic reports of other scholars, anthropologist Philip Carl Salzman presents an incisive analysis of Middle Eastern culture that goes a long way toward explaining the gulf between Western and Middle Eastern cultural perspectives.
Salzman focuses on two basic principles of tribal organization that have become central principles of Middle Eastern life—balanced opposition (each group of whatever size and scope is opposed by a group of equal size and scope) and affiliation solidarity (always support those closer against those more distant). On the positive side, these pervasive structural principles support a decentralized social and political system based upon individual independence, autonomy, liberty, equality, and responsibility. But on the negative side, Salzman notes a pattern of contingent partisan loyalties, which results in an inbred orientation favoring particularism: an attitude of my tribe against the other tribe, my ethnic group against the different ethnic group, my religious community against another religious community. For each affiliation, there is always an enemy.
Salzman argues that the particularism of Middle Eastern culture precludes universalism, rule of law, and constitutionalism, which all involve the measuring of actions against general criteria, irrespective of the affiliation of the particular actors. The result of this relentless partisan framework of thought has been the apparently unending conflict, both internal and external, that characterizes the modern Middle East.
Philip Carl Salzman (Montreal, Canada) is professor of anthropology at McGill University; the founding chair of the Commission on Nomadic Peoples of the International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences; the founding editor of Nomadic Peoples; and the author of Black Tents of Baluchistan; Pastoralism: Equality, Hierarchy, and the State; Thinking Anthropologically; and Understanding Culture.


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SALT LAKE CITY — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is growing in India, and that is attracting media attention.
Two national, English-language newspapers published stories about the church this week. The first story appeared Monday in the Mint, which has a partnership with the Wall Street Journal and is the second-largest business paper in India. The second story was in the New India Express.
Both discussed the LDS Church's growth in the country, perhaps based on two milestones. Church membership in India has surpassed 10,000, and in May 2012, the church organized India's first LDS stake — a church administrative unit made up of multiple congregations.
Formation of the Hyderabad India Stake was a sign of the strength of the congregations in the region.
India is also home to an additional six church districts, a grouping of congregations with not enough members to form a stake. Districts are subdivisions of church missions.
The long Mint story profiles an LDS convert named Praveen Beesa, who served a church mission in his homeland.
The story also quotes a Texas couple serving a senior humanitarian mission. Elder William Black and Sister Rebecca Black told the Mint that the LDS Church has contributed nearly $35 million in humanitarian activities in India in the past dozen years.
The Mint reported that there are now 40 congregations in 15 Indian cities. According to the 2013 Church Almanac, there were nine congregations and about 1,000 church members in India when the first mission was formed in 1993.
Now 10 times larger, the church remains small enough that the New Indian Express story reported Thursday that inter-caste marriages "are not uncommon" among Latter-day Saints in India.
That is a growing phenomenon in India, and recent newspaper stories talk about how couples and families navigate them.
The New Indian Express story reported there are about 850 Latter-day Saints in the Chennai area, where it said "a spectacular church came up in the Little Mount area of Saidapet almost two years ago."
In May, Elder Neil L. Andersen of the church's Quorum of the Twelve Apostles visited India to meet with members and missionaries. About 350 missionaries from the India New Delhi Mission and members of the New Delhi District attended one meeting on a day where the temperature reached 113 degrees.
"Some attending who waited for more than two hours said this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity they would not miss for anything," Elder and Sister Black reported on a church website.
The church has two missions in India — India Bangalore and India New Delhi. The latter was formed in 2007 to provide ministry in India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh.
The LDS Church does not have a temple in the region. Members in the region travel to the Hong Kong China Temple to participate in temple ordinances.
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RELEASE: February 20, 2012
AUTHOR/ADMINISTRATOR: Jamie Saults for Global Dressage Festival
Global Dressage Festival Wrap-up of $50,000 Florida Dressage Classic CDI-W, presented by the United States P.R.E. Association and Upcoming Dressage National Horse Show
Wellington, FL - February 20, 2012- The second event of the 2012 Global Dressage Festival (GDF), the $50,000 Florida Dressage Classic CDI-W, presented by the United States P.R.E. Association, took place February 16-19 at the Stadium. The event was truly exciting with capacity-filled international classes and the FEI Grand Prix Freestyle that was held under the lights on Saturday.
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Join us for more dressage action at the Global Dressage Festival on Tuesday, February 21, with the Global Dressage Festival 1 National Horse Show. The show runs through Thursday, February 23. Free general admission and free parking. Please enter at the South Shore Rd. entrance. For more information, please visit: www.globaldressagefestival.com or call 561-793-5867.
The National Show Featured Thursday, February 16
The Global Dressage Festival National Show began Thursday with six levels of dressage competition at the Stadium. Christopher Hickey had the high score of the day on Balissa HTF with a 77.500% in the USEF First Level Test II - Open class.
Ilse Schwarz of Australia had the second highest score of the day and took home two blue ribbons winning the USEF First Level Test I -Open on Don Joseph with 73.793% and the FEI Intermediare II-Open on Cadenza with a score of 67.500%. John Amber also won two classes taking the FEI Prix St. George-Open on Shakespeare RSF with a 63.882% and the USEF Training Level 3 - Open on World Games TFH scoring 64.800%. The third double winner went to Laurie Moore winning the USEF Second Level Test I -Open scoring 68.500% on Rolero. The pair improved on their win in the USEF Second Level Test II scoring 73.158%.
Tinne Vilhelmson-Silfven Wins FEI Grand Prix and FEI Grand Prix Freestyle at Global Dressage Festival.
On Friday, Vilhelmson-Silfven scored a 72.681% on Don Auriello, which was impressive since this is his first show in Florida this season. The pair performed the test in a relaxed steady tempo, as if on air, with steadiness and ease.
"There is lots of atmosphere here. It's like a really, really big show," said Vilhelmson-Silfven of the newly built Stadium section of the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center (PBIEC.)
Holzer was pleased with her performance on Breaking Dawn scoring 70.596%. Holzer also spoke of the atmosphere at the show.
"It was a great test for him. He was so well behaved to go into such a big ring. His canter was so relaxed," said Holzer. "These horses have to focus and do their jobs. There has to be that trust. I think this is a great atmosphere to prepare them."
Flettrich actually tied with Holzer also scoring 70.596% on Otto. The tie was broken by the collective marks, but Flettrich joked as he stood next to Ashley, "I guess they thought you were prettier." Holzer shot back, "I guess you have to work on that."
Flettrich continued, "Otto is such a worker, he has such a great heart. I am really looking forward to the Trials. This was such a great experience."
Earlier in the day at the Global Dressage Festival Caroline Roffman scored a 68.737% to win the FEI Prix St Georges class with her horse Pie. Roffman was pleased with the result.
"This was the first show of the season for Pie, a great start. Our last Prix St Georges was last August in the Developing Horse Test (for horses under 9-years-old.) He was very workman-like today. The couple of mistakes were mine," said Roffman. "This is a great facility that is 5 minutes from my barn. It is great to see dressage back in Wellington."
Devon Kane was second in the Prix St. Georges aboard Destiny with a score of 67.579%. Third place went to Sonia Zugel from Ireland riding Ungaro with 64.7989%.
Arlene "Tuny" Page won the National Show Grand Prix with a 68.777% riding Wild One. Tuny spoke about her ride.
"This is Wild One's first time out since Gladstone. My goal for this class was to knock the dust off and get back into the ring, and my program," said Page. "I love the facility. It has been a long time coming, but it has been worth the wait because this is finally what international dressage is all about."
Louisa Marcelle-Eadie, competing in only her second show in the national Grand Prix scored a 64.468% for second place on Welt Cup.
On Saturday, February 18, Tinne Vilhelmson-Silfven of Sweden captured her second victory on Don Auriello at the $50,000 Florida Dressage Classic CDI-W, presented by the United States P.R.E. Association this time she won the FEI Grand Prix Freestyle under the lights. The nighttime atmosphere at the GDF was filled with excitement for the world cup event that featured twelve entries from five different nations.
The electric atmosphere was great for the crowd, but it made things a little more difficult for Vilhelmson-Silfven who scored 76.350%. "I am super pleased," said Vilhelmson-Silfven. "He was a bit more tense here in the dark, but it was good practice for me. I had a better feeling with him today than yesterday. The facility has made a huge difference. It's very nice."
James Koford of Wellington, FL rode Pharaoh to second place with a score of 73.450%. Koford was thrilled with his finish because he hopes to use the prize money from this competition and his victory in the freestyle at the first GDF to pay for World Cup Final expenses, should he receive an invitation.
"The prize money here and at the last show makes it possible to go to the World Cup in Holland. It's like it fell out of the sky," said Koford. "My horse was not spooky, but I did feel him a little insecure in the ring, which is an unusual feeling. It was great practice because I haven't ridden him in conditions like this. I am really pleased with the ride."
The International arena featured the FEI Intermediare I earlier in the day and Caroline Roffman took top honors scoring 69.158% with her horse Pie. Devon Kane was second on Destiny with a score of 68.947%. Roffman spoke of her strategy for the test.
"Today I rode with a little more pedal to the medal, which paid off I think in some ways and in other ways we had more mistakes," said Roffman. "This shows me that I need to ride a little more bravely. He's ready and knows everything. He was a very good boy. He showed me that he wants to be a show horse."
Todd Flettrich and Otto win FEI Olympic Grand Prix Speical on Final Day of GDF2
Todd Flettrich of Wellington, FL won the FEI Olympic Grand Prix Special on Sunday, the final day of the $50,000 Florida Dressage Classic CDI-W, presented by the United States P.R.E. Association. Riding Otto, his 2010 World Equestrian Games (WEG) partner, Flettrich scored 71.422%. Ashley Holzer of Canada finished second on Breaking Dawn with 70.800% and Heather Blitz came in third on Paragon by a fraction of a percent less scoring 70.756%.
Flettrich was thrilled with the peformance of the 16-year-old gelding and the score, it was their second highest in the Olympic Grand Prix Special.
"I am happy," said Flettrich. "I can take risks. Before the WEG we were still getting to know each other. Now, I'm willing to take a chance. I could not have done it before. He's become my horse now."
Flettrich owes the great score to a change in attitude. "Otto is arrogant and I used to feel I had to control him, but now I just encourage him to be arrogant."
This tactic is working as the pair now has the necessary scores in the Olympic Grand Prix Special to qualify for the US Olympic Selection Trials.
Katharina Stumpf of Austria won the final international class of the show at the Global Dressage Festival taking top honors in the FEI Intermediare Freestyle with a score of 68.500% riding For My Love. Maria Florencia Manfredi of Argentina finished second on her Argentine-bred palomino LM Chey-Chey scoring 64.950%. US rider Sasha Newman was third on Rossini 234 with a score of 56.925%.
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