An exciting new project from Strides for Equality Equestrians (SEE) is in the works, and it’s one we can’t wait to see more of! Spearheaded by Helen Casteel and supported by the whole crew at SEE, a new interview series, “Professional Pathways”, will highlight the stories of equestrians of color from all walks of life.
First on the list is artist, journalist, Global Programs Associate for Just World International Tori Repole. To make sure you’re on the email list to receive these in-depth interviews, sign up for the SEE mailing list at the bottom of their homepage here.
U.S. Weekend Preview
Setters Run Farm Carolina International (NC): [Website] [Schedule] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [H&C+ Live Stream] [Scoring] [Volunteer]
Ocala Winter II (FL): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scores] [Volunteer]
Ram Tap National H.T. (CA): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer]
Pine Top Spring H.T. (GA): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]
Links & Reading
The second episode of The Go Eventing Podcast has landed! Visit us on your favorite podcast platform or our main podcast hub here to catch up with Australian 5* rider and ECP coach Bec Braitling. Listen in as Bec and Sally Spickard discuss everything from developing riders and coaches, the new USEF leadership and selector panel, what the most scary thing about living in Australia was, and what’s wrong with America’s coffee (and more!), and don’t miss a special mini-episode coming next week with Kareem Rosser, author of When You’re Ready.
It’s Women’s History Month, and both US Equestrian and NÖELLE FLOYD have pulled together some great pieces on women who have impacted and shaped equestrian sports for generations to come.
Alex Baugh has been through her share of adversity as she’s worked her way up to becoming a young professional in the sport. Through it all, she’s kept her love for the horses and the sport alive, but not without some doubts and questions along the way. Read more about her story here.
Struggling with seeing your distance accurately? The more accurate question is probably, aren’t we all? Good timing to a fence is all about focusing on what’s coming up—not what’s behind you. Widely respected trainer Geoff Teall provides some insights here.
Need another podcast to listen to on the road or while doing your chores today? Get hyped up for the 2025 season as we get into full swing with the latest edition of the USEA Podcast here.
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