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Jun 03, 2009
West Coast Young Event Horse Preview and List of YEH Championships Qualified Horses
West coast eventers, pull out your young horses and get them ready because there are only a few chances left to qualify your four-year-olds and five-year-olds for the West Coast Spalding Labs/USEA Young Event Horse Championships at Galway Downs in Temecula, California.
There are only four west coast YEH events left before the championships on October 29 - November 1. For the complete schedule of YEH events check out the YEH Calendar. Remember that you must have a score of 75 or higher or two scores of 70 and higher to be eligible to compete in the YEH Championships. For the full list of YEH rules check out the YEH page on the USEA website.
The next chance to show off your young event horse is July 4-5 at Cottonwood Ranch in Los Alamos, Calfornia. For more information contact Wendy Wergeles at (877) 625-0209 or [email protected]
Also in July are the YEH events at Twin Rivers Ranch in Paso Robles, California and The Event at Rebecca Farm in Kalispell, MT.
Your last chance to qualify will be at Cottonwood Ranch on October 11.
For more information on the YEH series check out the YEH FAQ page or contact Wendy Weinstein at [email protected] or call 1-703-779-0440 ext. 3006.
For details on the owners, riders, breeders, etc., Go to the 2009 YEH Results page.
List of qualified horses
Four-Year-Olds
Artesian
Bally's Cracker
Double Rivers Really Cool
Double Take
Feuertanzer
Landmark's Cinco de Mayo
No More Rocks
Victor
Vivachi
William Street
Five-Year-Olds
Amarna
Athens IV
Boomerang
Bruce
Clair De Lune
Edmonton Avenue
Flying Circus
High Times
Icicle Storm
Jazz Blues
Piper SE
Project Runway
Silver Select
Smarty Pants
Star Dazzler
Take Two
Zack
Zara
Horses that have one qualifying score
Four-Year-Olds
Amari
Flagmount's Crackerjack
Fuerst Harrisburg
Kalamata
Parisima's Angelina
Five-Year-Olds
Artistic Epiphany
C'Czar
Juneau
Figaro
Taboo
True Spectra
Vanity's Revenge
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