The U.S. Equestrian Federation is pleased to announce the Eventing Pathway Program Lists for 2025, including the Elite, Pre-Elite, Development, and Development 25 Programs. Eventing Elite Program: The following athlete-and-horse combinations, listed in alphabetical order, have achieved the Eventing Elite Program List for 2025. |
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Eventing Pre-Elite Program: The following athlete-and-horse combinations, listed in alphabetical order, have achived the Eventing Pre-Elite Program List for 2025. |
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Eventing Development Program: The following athlete-and-horse combinations, listed in alphabetical order, have achieved the objective criteria for the Eventing Development Athlete Program for 2025. |
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The following athlete-horse-combinations, listed in alphabetical order, have been selected for the Eventing Development Athlete Program for 2025. |
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Eventing Development 25 Program: The following athletes, in alphabetical order, have been named to the Development 25 Program for 2025. |
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If you have any questions about the 2025 Elite and Pre-Elite Programs, please contact Gemma Stobbs, Director, Eventing Elite Programs, at [email protected]. For questions about the 2025 Development and Development 25 Programs or other opportunities, please contact Christina Vaughn, Director of Eventing Development Programs, at [email protected]. |
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