Vero Beach, Florida - The Professional Riders Organization, Equiventures LLC and What's Up Productions LLC have recently explored forming a joint venture between the parties for the purpose of producing online broadcasts for the PRO Tour Series. Each entity brought it's respective strengths to the table to start to develop this potential partnership by planning and producing a good online broadcast for Plantation Field International Horse Trials. PRO brought the PRO Tour Series, which was created by our membership in 2010, as well as the good will associated with the Professional Riders Organization. Equiventures provided their commercial expertise to this endeavor and What's Up Productions provided it's expertise in video and broadcast workflows.
At this time, however, PRO has decided to go in a different direction as we move forward with PRO TV and the PRO Tour Series. Each of these parties will pursue their independent paths moving towards our mutual desire to benefit the sport of eventing and all of its participants.
PRO TV will continue online broadcasts on the PRO TV Livestream channel, http://new.livestream.com/PROTV Media players will be embedded on event websites. A Livestream App for TV, iPhone, iPad and Android can also be downloaded from the iTunes Store and Google Play. Follow the events on the PRO TV channel to receive automatic updates on any schedule changes.
The Professional Riders Organization plans a full broadcast schedule of the 2015 PRO Tour Series. Sponsored segments and in-stream video advertising is available. Interested parties should contact the Professional Riders Organization.
The United States Eventing Association, Inc. (USEA) and the USEA Young Event Horse (YEH) Committee regretfully announce that the 2025 YEH Symposium, planned for Monday, Feb. 17 in Ocala, Florida, has been cancelled. Following the great success of the event in 2024 and due to unforeseen changes in venue availability, the YEH Committee has made the difficult decision to cancel the upcoming educational event to ensure that the quality of the symposium is not sacrificed.
Each year, the USEA Eventing Coaches Program (ECP) brings aspiring and certified coaches together for the ECP Symposium. The goal of the Symposium is to exchange ideas and techniques about teaching horses and riders, all while following the philosophy of correct basics on the flat and over fences.
On a pack trip in Wyoming’s Big Horn Mountains in 2018 with her family, Australia-born Zara Bewley encountered many memorable creatures—moose, mountain lions, and bears. But it was Sam, a stoic 4-year-old blue roan gelding she rode during the journey, who made the biggest impact on her life.
For the first time, the USEA Eventing Coaches Program (ECP) Symposium has headed west! This year's educational experience will take place in Temecula, California, at Galway Downs starting Tuesday, Jan. 14 through Thursday, Jan. 16 and provide an in-depth dive into the mentality of coaching for coaches for all of its attendees.