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Nov 30, 2018
Thank You Friday!
Thanks to you, our fellow eventers, Giving Tuesday was a success! A huge thank you to everyone. And lest you ask, we consider you an eventer whatever your involvement in the sport may be. If you love the sport you are an eventer.
At the upcoming USEA Annual Meeting and Convention, the Board of Governors will be devoting some time to the consideration of each program and prioritizing where your donations will be best invested to improve our education and safety initiatives. Be assured that every one of your precious dollars gifted to the USEA Foundation and the USEA will be used wisely to further the sport we all love.
Thank you to one and all. Hope to see you next week in New Orleans and on course in 2019.
Apr 12, 2021
Young Riders
Adequan®/USEF Eventing Youth Team Challenge Adds Two New West Coast Legs
US Equestrian is pleased to announce the addition of two new 2021 dates for the Adequan®/USEF Eventing Youth Team Challenge (YTC):
Apr 12, 2021
Competitions
Inaugural McKinlaigh Cup and Twin Rivers CCI4*-L Title Goes to Amber Levine and Cinzano
"Too plain" is not a description that fits today's wire-to-wire winner of the Twin Rivers Spring International's inaugural CCI4*-L. But that's what Amber Levine heard five years ago after importing the now 10-year-old Holsteiner gelding (Classe VDL x Walta) as a sales prospect. So, she kept him. His long-delayed debut at the CCI4*-L level proved the wisdom of that decision.
Apr 12, 2021
Competitions
USEA Podcast #281: Giddy Over Kentucky
This year’s pre-Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event USEA Official Podcast isn’t a traditional preview show, but rather Host Nicole Brown and the team of Max Corcoran, Rob Burk, and Diarm Byrne are discussing their favorite Kentucky memories as everyone gets giddy for the 2021 event!
Apr 11, 2021
Competitions
Cinzano Keeps Twin Rivers CCI4*-L Top Spot Secure
At the second-to-last of 40 efforts, "I thought, 'This is actually happening,'" said Amber Levine of a faultless finish with Cellar Farm's Cinzano today to stay on their 31.5 lead going into show jumping tomorrow morning in the Twin Rivers Spring International CCI4*-L. The Jeffs Hot Tub Waves complex at 19 a/b was the awkward exception to a Hugh Lochore-designed course that otherwise "rode great" for the 10-year-old Holsteiner gelding (Classe VDL x Walta) in his long-delayed debut at the level. An entirely new portion of the course around the racetrack featured a series of bright-white painted obstacles, but nothing distracted Cinzano's "tunnel vision for those flags." Levine expects a similar game attitude tomorrow and has a rail to spare.
