Lacey May Jamieson Memorial Trophy
Riley Dobson Memorial Award
Lacey May Jamieson 1997 - 2013
Lacey Jamieson began riding at a young age, and became a competitive rider on the South West Trillium Circuit.
She started out in the pony divisions and worked her way up to competing as
a jumper rider. She qualified for Trillium Championships on many occasions and was fortunate enough to bring home ribbons against some of the best in the province. She was a hard-working and dedicated rider as well as helpful and encouraging to her fellow competitors. Always with a smile on her face and a great positive attitude. She was well liked by our local equestrian community and also, with the help of Social Media, the Global equestrian community.
Sadly, on October 13, 2013 at the age of 16, Lacey passed away suddenly of a rare blood disease called Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis (HLH). She had just
finished a stellar 2013 season competing in the 1.1 metre jumper division, where she finished the year as the overall Champion. In honour of her accomplishment and love for this particular division, Vicki Edgar of Cohen Highly Law Firm created and donated the Lacey May Jamieson Memorial Trophy. Lacey will be remembered and honoured by this Memorial Trophy that will be presented yearly to the Champion of the 1.1 metre Jumper Division. Lacey's bond with horses, presence and beautiful smile will be sadly missed by all of the South West Community.
- Doug & Diana Jamieson
2021 1.10 m Jumper Champion
Ariel Clark
Happy Boy Van Het Palmenhof
2022 1.10 m Jumper Champion
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2019 1.10 m Jumper Champion
Rachelle Diament
I Am Canadian
2018 1.10 m Jumper Champion
Janet West
So Good
2017 1.10 m Jumper Champion
Carson Lewis
Miss Scarlett
2016 1.10 m Jumper Champion
Rebecca Graham
Evening Star
2014 1.10 m Jumper Champion
Andrea Young
Tykoon
2015 1.10 m Jumper Champion
Danielle Sparks
Just Like Magic
Riley Dobson 2000 - 2016
Riley Dobson was an active competitor on the Ontario Trillium Circuit, both in the Central West and South West regions. Tragically, on February 22, 2016, Riley passed away. Riley made his mark on the South West community in a short time and formed many strong friendships. He is sadly missed.
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The Riley Dobson Memorial Award is a nominated award open to a South West Trillium Hunter Jumper Association members who exemplify the qualities most remembered in Riley.
Riley was known for his desire to learn; for his hard work and dedication to the sport; for supporting all other competitors; for his mismatched socks, and or always putting the horse first. This award celebrates the qualities that Riley stood for. #WWRD
2023 Recipient
Lauren Edwards
2022 Recipient
Mya Taggart
2019 Recipients
Katie Turner
2018 Recipients
Amelia Rudiger
2017 Recipients
Mairwyn Hall
2016 Recipients
Chelsey Hillis
Alexis Coombs