Mountain Horse and the U.S. Eventing Association are pleased to announce that Mountain Horse outerwear will be featured as USEA logowear for the fourth straight year.
The partnership combines the passion of the more than 14,000 members of the U.S. Eventing Association with Mountain Horse's expertise in designing and bringing innovative, technical riding apparel and footwear to equestrians worldwide. Mountain Horse products are distributed exclusively in the USA by English Riding Supply and can be viewed at www.MountainHorseUSA.com.
For a fourth year, USEA will be selling Mountain Horse jackets, shirts and vests, proudly displaying the USEA logo, at the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event, the 2009 Bit of Britain AEC, and the 2009 USEA Convention. In addition, USEA members will be able to purchase the logowear at the USEA's online store.
For more information on the USEA or Mountain Horse products please visit www.useventing.com and www.MountainHorseUSA.com.
The GMHA Festival of Eventing, the only international event in Area I, is now accepting entries. With $10,000 in prize money, fabulous footing, beautiful surroundings, and cooler temperatures, make this a destination weekend for you and your crew.
Jennie Brannigan summed up the sentiments surrounding The Event at Rebecca Farm on Sunday afternoon. After nailing a wire-to-wire win in the CCI4*-L with Pascal, Brannigan and the handsome grey lingered in Ring 1 long after the victory gallop.
Last fall while competing at the Virginia Horse Center Eventing Fall Horse Trials, Mandolin Whitten and her Virginia Tech teammates won the intercollegiate challenge and started to get some exciting ideas. It had been nearly three years since the school had fielded a team at the USEA Intercollegiate Eventing Championship, and this time, they had enough riders to form a team and a half.
A super day of FEI cross-country at The Event at Rebecca Farm saw two leaders retain their places going into show jumping, while the standings in three divisions got shaken and stirred.