Kristian Beverly

There was a large collector’s class at the show, ranging from Nostalgic entries

My entry. Ended up with 2nd! (Newest book is The Pictural Life Of Misty which was a Christmas gift)

 to very colorful ones.

The rule for the collector class was that there needed to be at least 5 models with a theme. The nice part about the class is that they can be basic

or elaborate.

Collector classes can be based on a certain mold,

My other entry. Ended up with 7th I think. I forgot poor Phantom Wings at home)

Goodness, I took a ton of pictures. Over 200 to be exact. :)

Western started out with Other Western, I think.
My lead line entry.

 So cute!

 My other entry.

Then it was western stock work.

 My Roxy.

Hopefully I put the horses in the right class. Western is getting kind of hazy for me! So if you know a horse is in the wrong class, please comment!

The English portion began with Dressage.

 Yay, The Fault In Our Stars!

Next was trail, with the Fault In Our Stars again. With some help, I learned that cantering over poles does not have the same sequence as trotting. (2 legs between poles for cantering) She brought a second place. Yay!

I seemed to have missed the rest of the models for trail and completely missed Pleasure, but tomorrow is western!

The Berks Show had China, OF, Performance,Artist Resin and even a novice division.
Here’s the OF Other Performance Pictures.
The first class of the day was Harness.

There was one tiny but mighty entry.

Owned by Jessica Colgan

Next was Saddleseat. 

Owned by Barbara Niesley DiAnnibella

My model, which needs an actual girth and new bridle! I’m happy with my 2nd when against such a lovely model! :)

Can’t remember the placing of this right now.

Owned by Kimberly Bleecker

 My pack set.

 Brains. My zombie road setup.

Owned by Ashley Marconi

Grooming And Showmanship.
Loved this model and doll combo.

Owned by Kimberly Bleecker

My doll’s head kept falling off. Glad it stayed on for the class!