Welcome to another installation of Junior Equestrian’s Horse/Pony/Rider of the Month. Our submission for March 2013 comes from Laura Clarke, who sent in some background info and photos of her and her ride Wilson! ‘I think Wilson-originally known as Disco John when he was a racehorse- and I should be rider/horse of the week because [...]
Welcome back Junior Equestrians! We are re-introducing a series of Horse/Pony/Rider of the Week here on JEM, and our first story comes from a young rider by the name of Lindsay Carter from North East Pennsylvania. Read her sweet story below! ‘Hello my name is Lindsay Carter. I am nine years old and just moved [...]
An educational article on a Danish Warmblood Inspection.
Hey Junior Equestrians! If some of you don’t know, I’m Parrish Frisbee, and I’ve been a member and avid contributor of Junior Equestrian Magazine since February 2012.
Hello Everyone!!! I AM BACK!!!!! I am terribly sorry for my absence. I was out of the country all summer, and all the school work I’ve had hasn’t made it easy for me to post trivia. I feel really bad for leaving y’all hanging for a while! REMINDER I just want to inform, or remind [...]
Miss Muffin “Now, Tink,” lectured Susie as she slipped his bit into Tink’s mouth, “you be sure to take good care of my little brother because he’s going to ride you today instead of me. I know he’s kind of a jerk, but I guess I do love him anyway, so please put up with [...]
My colleagues and I are often contacted by the parents of students with learning challenges who want to know what colleges and universities can offer their son or daughter the best learning support services over the course of their four years – as well as offering a great equestrian experience. As diagnostic techniques for students [...]
For high school students who are very serious about their competitive riding careers, the idea of earning a college degree online while simultaneously freeing up time to ride and compete can certainly seem like the ideal path to take after graduation. In particular, for students who hope to become professional horsemen and women (and whose [...]
WHAT: The $100,000 President’s Cup Grand Prix, presented by Events DC, is a FEI World Cup Qualifier event.
This past summer, Cameron Dauterive and her athletic Oldenburg gelding Don Giovanni took a journey across the country…
Gladstone, NJ – The top young talent will be showcased at the 2012 Platinum Performance/ USEF Show Jumping Talent Search Finals East…
Fairfield, CT—September 15, 2012— According to The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS), leukemia is responsible for more deaths in children and young adults under age of 20 than any other cancer. Every four minutes – roughly the time needed to ride an over fences course – someone is diagnosed with blood cancer. Every 10 minutes, someone dies. Enter Hofstra [...]
SAUGERTIES, NY (September 8, 2012) – Today Lillie Keenan proved, as she often does, that age isn’t always indicative of skill or experience.
It turns out I’m going to have to go shopping for a new pair of everyday riding boots this winter. My beloved (but 13 year old) Dehners have been repaired no less than four times over the course of their lifetime but have reached a point where they’re about to give up the ghost on [...]
The whole outside world seemed to be turning orange and yellow and brown, and the air had been getting crisper. Even the horses seemed to be getting more colorful. First their colors deepened and darkened as their winter coats started coming in and replaced their sun-bleached summer coats.
Catherine Pasmore winning the Six Bar at WEF- Battle of the sexes 2011
Hi, As I mentioned in my last post, Bluey and I were asked to take part in a discipline parade at Newbury Racecourse’s Goodwood Charity Day. The idea, dreamt up by third year students at the Royal Agricultural College, was to demonstrate the different uses that horses, in particular ex-racehorses, can be put to.
Hi, Sorry that its been a while since I last posted, I’ve been rather busy with academic work and getting Bluey ready for the first ride of the season.
The Christmas holidays have come and gone, and I am back at Ciren for the final term of my second year. Eleven weeks of assignments and exams to get through and it will be time for our course study tour to Kentucky, followed by a 5-month work placement, which I am undertaking at Ffos Las [...]
Time goes so fast, we are now a month into term, meaning that there are only six weeks left until the Christmas holidays!
Good morning! Yes, it’s morning, and it’s good! …But what about those snap crackle pop aches you have from riding/ vaulting/ training yesterday? All day? Ugh, just bring me the coffee!! Many of us hard working equestrian athletes know what it feels like to peel ourselves out of bed in the morning and be a [...]
With the endurance season coming to an end, most riders will either be planning their equestrian winter, or turning their horse away for the cold, dark months ahead. For horses that have been competing over long distances since the spring with intense training schedules and competitive rides reaching 160km having a month or two off [...]
Welcome back Junior Equestrians! We are re-introducing a series of Horse/Pony/Rider of the Week here on JEM, and our first story comes from a young rider by the name of Lindsay Carter from North East Pennsylvania. Read her sweet story below! ‘Hello my name is Lindsay Carter. I am nine years old and just moved [...]
This past summer, Cameron Dauterive and her athletic Oldenburg gelding Don Giovanni took a journey across the country…
SAUGERTIES, NY (September 8, 2012) – Today Lillie Keenan proved, as she often does, that age isn’t always indicative of skill or experience.
Lexington, Ky. – August 25, 2012 – The second edition of the Alltech National Horse Show in Lexington, KY, is set for October 30 through November 4, 2012. The show will once again be held at the Alltech Arena at the Kentucky Horse Park.
Lexington, KY - The Reining Team Championship competition was tightly contested today at the Adequan/FEI North American Junior & Young Rider Championships
Roenick, Uhlir, and Davis Ride Off With National Youth Championships.
Welcome to another installation of Junior Equestrian’s Horse/Pony/Rider of the Month. Our submission for March 2013 comes from Laura Clarke, who sent in some background info and photos of her and her ride Wilson! ‘I think Wilson-originally known as Disco John when he was a racehorse- and I should be rider/horse of the week because [...]
Hey Junior Equestrians! If some of you don’t know, I’m Parrish Frisbee, and I’ve been a member and avid contributor of Junior Equestrian Magazine since February 2012.
WHAT: The $100,000 President’s Cup Grand Prix, presented by Events DC, is a FEI World Cup Qualifier event.
This past summer, Cameron Dauterive and her athletic Oldenburg gelding Don Giovanni took a journey across the country…
Gladstone, NJ – The top young talent will be showcased at the 2012 Platinum Performance/ USEF Show Jumping Talent Search Finals East…
My colleagues and I are often contacted by the parents of students with learning challenges who want to know what colleges and universities can offer their son or daughter the best learning support services over the course of their four years – as well as offering a great equestrian experience. As diagnostic techniques for students [...]
For high school students who are very serious about their competitive riding careers, the idea of earning a college degree online while simultaneously freeing up time to ride and compete can certainly seem like the ideal path to take after graduation. In particular, for students who hope to become professional horsemen and women (and whose [...]
Fairfield, CT—September 15, 2012— According to The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS), leukemia is responsible for more deaths in children and young adults under age of 20 than any other cancer. Every four minutes – roughly the time needed to ride an over fences course – someone is diagnosed with blood cancer. Every 10 minutes, someone dies. Enter Hofstra [...]
It turns out I’m going to have to go shopping for a new pair of everyday riding boots this winter. My beloved (but 13 year old) Dehners have been repaired no less than four times over the course of their lifetime but have reached a point where they’re about to give up the ghost on [...]
SCHOLARSHIPS, PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS AND HOLIDAY EQUESTRIAN SHOPPING FAIR
No high school student ever wants to hear the word “homework” uttered during the summer months, but what I have found with my students is that, if the homework is horse-related, they tend not to frown upon it so much. In fact, let’s take the word “homework” out of the equation and call this what [...]
Denny Emerson is the only rider to have ever won both the gold medal in eventing and the Tevis Cup buckle in endurance.
2012 has been a washout for many endurance riders. Rides have been lost to the weather, and many others- Margam, Ludlow, Cirencester and Tintern to name a few- were either cancelled or never arranged for a variety of reasons. Red Dragon would be the next ride on my calendar, but due to a lack of [...]
Greenwich, UK- The United States sent three riders into the Main Arena Saturday…
We were so lucky to have journalists and filmers following the WC last weekend – A huge thank you to everyone at Vaulting TV. Now, you gotta check them out!! Search them on facebook, or YouTube, and check out all of the outstanding media, videos (hence TV!), etc… from them!
Just as I was scrolling through photos from the World Championships form this past week, I came upon this photo, which is one of a few of Jacques Ferrari (FRA) and his horse in the warm up arena. All are truly inspiring to me, and bring joy to my heart And it made me think… [...]
Overwhelming lead heading into the 2012 Hallway Feed National Hunter Derby Series Final Derby.
Devon, PA (August 2, 2012) On Sunday, September 30, after the excitement of Dressage at Devon’s Saturday night FEI Grand Prix Freestyle, where Olympic caliber equestrians ride their horses through highly choreographed movements to music,…
Horse & Rider of the Month: Laura Clarke & Wilson
Welcome to another installation of Junior Equestrian’s Horse/Pony/Rider of the Month. Our submission for March 2013 comes from Laura Clarke, who sent in some background info and photos of her and her ride Wilson! ‘I think Wilson-originally known as Disco John when he was a racehorse- and I should be rider/horse of the week because [...]
Horse & Rider of the Month: Laura Clarke & Wilson
Welcome to another installation of Junior Equestrian’s Horse/Pony/Rider of the Month. Our submission for March 2013 comes from Laura Clarke, who sent in some background info and photos of her and her ride Wilson! ‘I think Wilson-originally known as Disco John when he was a racehorse- and I should be rider/horse of the week because [...]
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