BURBANK – Tom Foran and Crome Plated Step captured the Open Derby and Intermediate Open Derby reining classes to highlight the 20th Annual Priceline.com Hollywood Charity Horse Show, held April 28 – May 2 at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center.

Highlighting the Non-Pro competition was Kirsten Booth, who rode Don’t Jac With Me to Derby title in both the Non-Pro and Limited Non-Pro Derbies. Don’t Jac With Me is owned by John Booth.

For the past 20 years, William Shatner has spearheaded the HCHS to raise money for a worthy children’s charity, bringing together world-class reining horses and riders. Then, as the sun sets, the much anticipated auction and music show — put on previously by headline groups such as Brad Paisley, Ben Folds, Lyle Lovett, Willie Nelson and Randy Travis — kick off right after the show. This year’s musical guest was Sarah McLachlan.

In the Open Derby, finishing behind Foran and Crome Plated Step, owned by Copus Performance Horses, were Tanya Jenkins and Rest Our Case. Foran took third in the Open on A Hollywood Pep, owned by Lorraine Larramendy, and he took second in the Intermediate Open.

Rounding out the open field were in fourth-fifth tie, Cody Clock on Lil Annie Gun, owned by Creek Ranch LLC and Gary Roberts on The Bosses Chex Clay, owned by Mary Lou Dupray; sixth place, Billy Williams on Lil Smart Commander Elden, owned by Terre Peterson; and Billy Williams in seventh place on Anna Sparkle Elden, also owned by Peterson.

Veronica Lentini, who trains with her fiancée, Billy Williams, was Reserve Champion in the Non-Pro Derby behind Booth on Colonels Stun Gun. The horse-and-rider team also finished second to Booth in the Limited Non-Pro.

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