USHJA E-Update

In this issue:

*Carly Anthony and Richard Neal Named Inaugural Winners of the USHJA Emerging Athletes Program

*Cavalor Signs on as USHJA Clinics Program Title Sponsor

*Zone Horse of the Year Congratulatory Ad

*2010 Cavalor/USHJA Clinic Schedule

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2009/2010 The Chronicle of the Horse/USHJA International Hunter Derby
Class Results

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USHJA SPONSORS

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Reno, NV- Carly Anthony, 19 of Redmond, WA and Richard "Ricky" Neal, 17 of Pasadena, CA, were named the inaugural winners of the USHJA Emerging Athletes Program National Training Session. For their amazing accomplishments, Carly and Ricky will each receive 30 days of advanced training with a high performance athlete, as well as $1500 in gift certificates from Dover Saddlery to purchase show clothes.

Carly and Ricky were among the 12 finalists to travel to Maplewood Stables in Reno for the three day Training Session. Riders were each given horses provided by Julie Winkel, and attended seminars and presentations on conformation, natural horsemanship, and general equine health. Riders were trained by Peter Wylde for the first two days and on the third day the riders were broken into three teams of four to compete in a Nations Cup format competition. Each team was named after a famous show jumper: Team Fein Cera-Chef d' Equipe-Peter Wylde, Team Authentic-Chef d' Equipe-Sally Ike and Team Sapphire-Chef d' Equipe-Eliza Shuford. Click here to read the entire article...

USHJA is pleased to announce, Cavalor Inc., a leader in the equine feed industry, has signed on as the new title sponsor of the Association's Clinics Program.

"We are thrilled to welcome Cavalor as an Association sponsor. USHJA strives to provide its members with opportunities to expand their knowledge in riding, training, and horse care. Cavalor's commitment to providing quality products helps us expand these opportunities,? stated USHJA President, Bill Moroney.

Education is a primary goal of the USHJA. Through this sponsorship USHJA will be able to enhance the opportunities made available to its members at affiliated clinics. The USHJA Clinics Program provides many opportunities for outstanding equestrian minded experts with diverse backgrounds to give back to the sport by sharing knowledge and experience to all levels of participants. Click here to read the entire article...

The deadline to book your Congratulatory Ad is January 15th
Rates: Full page color: $2,000
Full page black and white: $1,100
Half page color: $1,100
Half page black and white: $700
Third page color: $800
Third page black and white: $500
*Ad design available at no additional charge
For more information or to schedule your ad contact- Kim Russell 859-225-6938 or Crissi White at 859-225-6936.

The Clinics Program is dedicated to providing clinics throughout the country to the members of USHJA. For a complete listing of clinics check the USHJA Events Calendar.

Upcoming Clinics

JANUARY

15-16 Tonya Johnston will be conducting a Sports Psychology clinic at Meadow View Farm in Reno, NV. For more information, please contact Lynn Mullins at lynnmullins@mac.com or 775.745.2753.

FEBRUARY

6-7 Linda Allen will be conducting a clinic at William Woods Universtiy in Fulton, MO. For more information please contact Dr. Linda McClaren at lmcclare@williamwoods.edu or 573.592.1101.

MARCH

20-21 Linda Allen will be conducting a clinic at Brookfield Corner Farm in Brookfield, NH. For more information, please contact Janet Murfey at janet.murfey@brookfieldcornerfarm.com.

27-28 Tonya Johnston will be conducting a Sports Psychology clinic at Bandalero Ranch in Tucson, AZ. For more information, please contact Elizabeth Buscema at bigdogs4ever@aol.com or 520.548.4179.

APRIL

12 Joe Fargis will be conducting a clinic at Journey Back Stables in Greensboro, NC. For more information, please contact Joan Boyce at journyback@aol.com or 336.299.5067.

For more information on holding a clinic in your area, please contact Melanie Fransen at mfransen@ushja.org or 859.225.6717. Be sure to check the USHJA Calendar daily as the clinic schedule grows throughout the year.
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For more information, please contact Whitney Allen, Director of Marketing and Communications at wallen@ushja.org or 859.225.6707.

Contact us: P: 859.225.6700, F: 859.258.9033, Website:  www.ushja.org. 

USHJA has moved to 3870 Cigar Lane, Lexington, KY 40511.

Mission Statement:
The USHJA is committed to advancing and representing the hunter and jumper disciplines by fostering an educated community of equestrians that promotes the welfare of the horse and fairness in competition.

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FarmVet Equine Retirement Facilities Directory is an informational listing of retirement facilities for horses compiled by the USHJA.

USHJA Merchandise offers closeout deals on select items and the latest USHJA fashion and apparel. Merchandise includes hats, polos, vests, bags, trinkets and videos.

Jr. Career Development Program gives members the opportunity to apprentice with a competition official for a day.

Trainer Certification Program is a comprehensive education and certification program for all levels of professional trainers.

Trainer Symposiums offer attendees the opportunity to participate in practical training sessions and round table discussions with top professionals in the industry.

Member's Choice Awards Program gives horse show exhibitors and participants the opportunity to award excellence at USEF Licensed Hunter Jumper competitions through their feedback relating to the competition, the facility where it took place, footing, show personnel and hospitality.

NOW AVAILABLE!

"More Than Just Ribbons"

A great resource for schools, parents and potential sponsors, this video will provide a brief introduction into the world of horse showing for junior equestrians.

While focusing on the bond between child and horse, it delves into the challenges of balancing school, riding, and horse care.