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Jan 03, 2012
Pony Club Pride
Dear Fellow Pony Club Alumni,
One of my goals as a Board of Governor and a professional in the equine industry is to preserve the quality of horsemanship that is deteriorating in this fast-paced culture we live in today. Pony Club provides the vehicle and base to prepare young horsemen and women for the future. My goal is to make more people not just aware of Pony Club, but to let them know what Pony Club has done for individuals such as yourself. Whether you are involved with horses to this day or not, Pony Club taught values that we all use in many life changing decisions. Many of you stand as idols to our youth; they want to follow your footsteps. What better way to start following your footsteps, knowing you were involved in Pony Club.
If you contact [email protected] there is an image that says “Proud Pony Club Graduate” that I use on my Web site and a copy of the Pony Club motto.
As a graduate of Pony Club, I would like to ask you join me in sharing our pride in Pony Club. Download the gif file and put it on your Web site with a link to www.ponyclub.org . Then print a copy of the motto, and display it at your facility or place of business. I am proud to be a Pony Club graduate and I feel we have every reason to display and spread the word about what Pony Club teaches and instills in its members.
After you have downloaded the Pony Club “Proud Pony Club Graduate” image and/or the USPC motto, I ask that you send a copy of your business logo, Web site address, name, (or former Pony Club name), and highest rating to [email protected] so staff at the Pony Club headquarters can add your link on the Pony Club website.
Please share this request to other Pony Club graduates you know. We want to spread the word about our great organization and display the Pony Club wordmark and motto as broadly as possible.
Thank you,
Eric G. Dierks, USPC Board of Governor
Oct 18, 2024
Competitions
The Maryland 5 Star Daily: Dressage Day 2
Day 1 at the MARS Maryland 5 Star at Fair Hill was full of excitement as a U.S. horse and rider pair took the overnight lead in the five-star, the CCI3*-L got underway with a USEA Emerging Athletes U21 (EA21) rider topping the field, and the first of the two USEA Young Event Horse (YEH) East Coast Championships crowned its champion. With the remainder of dressage for both the three- and five-star today, we could see some shakeups in the leaderboard.
Oct 17, 2024
Young Event Horse
Prime Star Possessed that Star Material in Dutta Corp. USEA YEH East Coast 4-Year-Old Championships
A field of 30 promising 4-year-olds completed all phases of the Dutta Corp. USEA Young Event Horse (YEH) East Coast 4-year-old Championship today, and it was Leslie Morse’s homebred Dutch Warmblood mare Prime Star (Kingston x Stradiveria), ridden by Madison Temkin, who rose to the occasion. “Star” held the top spots in both the conformation and dressage phases and second place across the jumping and galloping phases to secure the champion title on a cumulative score of 88.76.
Oct 17, 2024
Eventing News
Miller and Mama Mia Make Their Mark in USEF CCI3*-L Eventing National Championship at Fair Hill
The main arena at the MARS Maryland 5 Star opened Thursday morning with dressage tests for the CCI3*-L field. This division is serving as the U.S. Equestrian Federation CCI3*-L Eventing National Championship. Kiersten Miller is currently leading the field after producing a score of 28.4 aboard Mama Mia, a 12-year-old Dutch Warmblood mare (Indoctro x Lysienne II) owned by Miller and bred by Heather Crespo.
Oct 17, 2024
Eventing News
A New Confidence Gives Green the Day 1 Dressage Lead at MARS Maryland 5 Star
Cosby Green’s been partnered with Highly Suspicious for seven years, and she admits, their partnership didn’t have the strongest start. “I probably had no business buying him when I did at 16; couldn't ride one side of him, scored consistently in the 40s and had lots of 20s [on cross-country], and he was just really difficult,” the 23-year-old said.
