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USHJA E-Update |
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January 20, 2011 |
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In this issue: _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ 2010/2011 USHJA International Hunter Derby Class Results _______________________ USHJA Sponsors For USHJA sponsorship opportunities please contact Whitney Allen _______________________ USHJA ClassifiedsIn need of one great place to buy and sell a horse, truck, trailer or tack? Visit the USHJA Classifieds powered by equine.com _______________________ In StrideLooking to reach your peers? Horses for Sale, Congratulations, Great Products, New Services - Advertise in your magazine, In Stride, discounts available for USHJA members. For more advertising information contact: Hunter Messineo at 301.977.3900, ext 175 or hmessineo@aimmedia.com _______________________ |
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Now Available – 2011 EAP Application and Level I Schedule
The 2011 Emerging Athletes Program overview, application and current Level I Training Session dates have been updated and are now available online. A Level I Training Session will be held in each Zone - the complete listing will be available at the end of February. Please see the Emerging Athletes webpage for more information about the application process. All Level I applications are due February 25, 2011. The mission of the Emerging Athletes Program (EAP) is to develop complete horsemen by implementing a system of identifying and nurturing talented young riders and providing them with the support and assistance necessary to reach their full potential. Click here to read more. The USHJA Clinics Program is dedicated to providing clinics throughout the country to the members of USHJA. For a complete list of USHJA clinics visit the Clinics Calendar. *Clinics in RED are USHJA Trainer Certification Clinics. These, and the USHJA Trainer Symposiums,
are the only clinics which count towards the requirements for the Trainer Certification Program. Upcoming Clinics JANUARY 21-23 Linda Allen clinic at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, MD. Contact Denise Parson at info@horseworldexpo.com or 301.916.0852. 22 Linda Andrisani clinic at the Alltech Arena in the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, KY. Contact Elaine Schott at rmfhorses@aol.com or 859.489.0481. 22-23 Bernie Traurig clinic at Valhalla Stables in Aubrey, TX. Contact Valhalla Stables at valhalla@airmail.net or 940.367.8911. 22-23 Paul Bennett clinic at the Clermont Equestrian Center in Woodside, CA. Contact Craig Clermont at craig@clermontequest.com or 650.851.2230. 29 Sloane Milstein College Riding 101 clinic. Contact Naomi Gauruder at Naomi@bhcmanagement.com or 203.650.3148. 29-30 Paul Bennett and Tonya Johnston clinic on judging and sport psychology at R & R Horse Spa in Reno, NV. Contact Wendy Brownlee at wendy.brownlee@gmail.com or 775.997.9221. FEBUARY 6 Kip Rosenthal clinic on sport psychology at Oak Meadow Farm in East Windsor, CT. Contact Naomi Gauruder of BHC Management at Naomi@BHCmanagement.com or 203.650.3148. 6-7 Julie Winkel clinic on at Donida Farm in Auburn, WA. Contact Tia Carr at morganrcarr@aol.com or 425.443.5922. 12 Mike Allen clinic on equine photography at Oak Meadow Farm in East Windsor, CT. Contact Naomi Gauruder of BHC Management at Naomi@BHCmanagement.com or 203.650.3148. 25-27 Nick Karazissis clinic at Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg, PA. Contact Denise Parsons of Equestrian Promotions, Inc. at info@horseworldexpo.com or 301.916.0852. MARCH 6 Mike Allen and Naomi Gauruder clinic on CPR at Oak Meadow Farm in East Windsor, CT. Contact Naomi Gauruder of BHC Management at Naomi@BHCmanagement.com or 203.650.3148. 13 Cynthia Jensen clinic on pony measurements at Oak Meadow Farm in East Windsor, CT. Contact Naomi Gauruder of BHC Management at Naomi@BHCmanagement.com or 203.650.3148. APRIL 22-23 Windsong Stable in Battle Creek, MI. Clinician: Karen Healey. Please contact Sandi Carlton at windsongsandi@aol.com or 269.317.1529 The USHJA Clinics Program is dedicated to providing clinics throughout the country to the members of USHJA. For a complete list of USHJA clinics visit the Clinics Calendar. Use the USHJA Calendar to search for all events. For more information on holding a clinic in your area, contact Carrie Vaught at cvaught@ushja.org or 859.225.6703. Be sure to check the USHJA Calendar daily as the clinic schedule grows throughout the year. ENDS Contact us: Mainline: 859.225.6700, Fax: 859.258.9033, Website:
www.ushja.org. You are receiving the USHJA E-Update as a benefit of being a member of USHJA. Please do not reply to this email. If you would like to unsubscribe to this bi-weekly update email Diane Popp at dpopp@ushja.org and type "remove" in the subject line. For comments or questions, e-mail Diane Popp at dpopp@ushja.org or Director of Marketing and Communications, Whitney Allen wallen@ushja.org. |
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 reward 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. |
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