PODCAST: What the Future Event Horse Program Can Do for Eventing with Susan Graham-White
Chris Stafford talks to the Chair of The Future Event Horse (FEH) Program, Susan Graham-White. The FEH is an exciting program for the USEA with the goal to educate breeders and competitors about what an event horse type is and what bloodlines and characteristics will make an ideal upper and lower event horse. The program also teaches how to best handle and present these young horses, provides an opportunity to give young horses experience in show environments as well as a platform for breeders to promote their young horses, stallions and provide high quality, U.S. bred event horses to the event horse market.
Click below to hear Susan talk more about the program and where the program is going in the future and how it will benefit the sport.
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