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Mar 14, 2022
USEA Podcast #305: Be The Person That You Needed
This week's guest Mellisa Warden is used to tackling challenges head-on. The Intermediate level eventer had to make her equestrian dreams a reality through unrelenting determination and perseverance before taking on a new task: becoming a licensed Technical Delegate. Little did Warden know that she would be facing one of her biggest obstacles to date after a freak accident on vacation resulted in the amputation of one of her legs.
Host Nicole Brown helps share Warden's life story from beginning to now and gleans some powerful words of wisdom from the 2021 Ironmaster Award winner such as, "be the person that you needed," and "the greatest people meet you wherever you are."
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Instructors
Through The Lens: The 2025 USEA ECP Symposium at Galway Downs
The USEA Eventing Coaches Program (ECP) held their annual Symposium at Galway Downs in Temecula, California, from Jan. 14-16.
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Sponsor
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Young Event Horse
First Class of YEH New Judge Education Program Graduates Added to the YEH Judges List
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News
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