Want to meet Area 1 Eventers? Want to be a part of a Team Challenge? Do you compete and/or volunteer? Do you like cool prizes and a social atmosphere? If so, the 2019 Virtual Team Challenge may be the thing for you! Join six other randomly selected teammates and start racking up the points for competing or volunteering at a USEA Recognized Event. The Virtual Team Challenge begins on the first day of the Area 1 season and continues until the very last rider completes their course at Hitching Post in October. Win great prizes and have the time … [Read More]
Kent School to offer Modified Division
KENT SCHOOL will be offering MODIFIED DIVISION @ both their June & October Horse Trials this year! They will offer BN, N, T, PT, M.
Apple Knoll Farm Horse Trials is Back!
Yes you read that right! After a 10 year absence, Apple Knoll Farm Horse Trials is back on the schedule for 2019. The event will take place on September 21st and will run Beginner Novice through Training. Even better news? In 2020, they will host a spring and fall event. Opening date is August 6th. Mark those calendars as either a rider or volunteer!
Area 1 YRAP 2019 Summer Camp Registration Is Now Open!
CAMP REGISTRATION STARTS TUESDAY, MARCH 5 EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT FOR AREA I YOUNG RIDER MEMBERS. Register early, space is limited to 45 riders! We are very excited to open registration for this year’s Area 1 YR Camp! This year our theme is IMPROVING YOUR GAME at competition. Campers will learn how to sharpen scores in all three phases to maximize their competition results. We are once again fortunate to have an incredible all-star line up of instructors: BUCK DAVIDSON MAX CORCORAN JOHN BOURGOIN JANE HAMLIN STEPHIE BAER CORNELIA DORR We are changing the young rider camp experience this year to … [Read More]
Dominic Shramm – Keynote Speaker at Annual Meeting
We are looking forward to having DOMINIC SCHRAMM as our keynote speaker at this years Area I Annual Meeting & Awards Luncheon! DATE: Sunday, January 6th REGISTRATION: 9:30 registration MEETINGS: 10:00 break out session & organizers meeting LUNCH & AWARDS: 12:00 luncheon & awards Same place as last year and same price! The Log Cabin $25 if you register before 12/28/18 $35 at the door
FEI General Assembly Approves All Proposed 2019 Eventing Rule Revisions | Eventing Nation – Three-Day Eventing News, Results, Videos, and Commentary
Please click the link below to check out the new eventing rules. http://eventingnation.com/fei-general-assembly-approves-all-proposed-2019-eventing-rule-revisions/
2019 Area 1 Eventers Calendar for sale – $5 goes to the Adult Program
Back from the printer and ready for shipping! The 2019 Area 1 Eventers Calendar contains 84 images from the 2018 competition season. These are just so much fun! Calendars still sell for $20. $5 from each sale is donated to the Area 1 Adult Rider Program. Click on the link below to place your order;. http://www.flatlandsfoto.com/proofs/area-1-eventers-calendar/ Enjoy this video slide show short which contains all the photos in this years calendar. https://video214.com/play/ZsAtRogmT9qYJ3i11rf3TA/s/dark
Updated USEA Area 1 Awards for 2018
USEA Area I 2018 awards will be based on points earned by a single rider and horse combination at no more than six of their top events in the calendar year. The awards categories for each level are: Senior Rider (followed by the appropriate level — Novice, Training, etc.): All riders, professional and amateurs alike, 19 and over (born in or before 1999) for Beginner Novice through Training; 22 and over (born in or before 1996) for Preliminary through Intermediate, on a horse of any grade. Adult Amateur Rider (followed by the level): Amateur riders, 19 through age 39 (born in … [Read More]
2018 Area I Year-end Awards Criteria
USEA Area I 2018 awards will be based on points earned by a single rider and horse combination at no more than six of their top events in the calendar year. The awards categories for each level are: Senior Rider (followed by the appropriate level — Novice, Training, etc.): All riders, professional and amateurs alike, 19 and over (born in or before 1999) for Beginner Novice through Training; 22 and over (born in or before 1996) for Preliminary through Intermediate, on a horse of any grade. Adult Amateur Rider (followed by the level): Amateur riders, 19 through age 39 (born … [Read More]
USEA Grants
As you may be aware, the USEA offers various grants to defray some costs of competitive eventing. Some are for young riders, some for upper level riders, some for amateurs, etc. Descriptions and links are below, and can also be found here: https://useafoundation.org/grants/ The USEA Foundation is honored to administer a number of grants and scholarships, all designed to assist event riders reach their goals. The grants provide funds to be used for coaching, training, and participating in competitions aimed at advancing the skills of both horse and rider. Wilton Fair Fund Grants The Wilton Fair Fund allows up to $100,000 in … [Read More]
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