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Varsity Equestrian Championship to Use Brackets
March 29, 2006 -- The 2006 Varsity Equestrian National Championship will take on a bracket-style format to allow colleges to directly compete against one another.
Ashado Scholarship to Benefit Female Equine Studies Student
Dec. 7, 2005 -- The four-year Ashado scholarship, administered by The Race for Education, will benefit a female college student studying an equine-related subject.
Virginia Intermont, Findlay Win IHSA Championships
May 18, 2005 -- Virginia Intermont College and the University of Findlay won IHSA national championship titles in hunt seat and western, respectively. Ashley Woodhouse and Jacob Bowman were the top riders in their divisions.
South Carolina Wins Varsity Equestrian Title
April 25, 2005 -- The University of South Carolina equestrian team won the Varsity Equestrian Championship in Santa Fe, N.M., on April 16. Two-time defending champion Georgia finished second.
NCAA Varsity Equestrian Website Launched
April 13, 2005 -- The United States Equestrian Federation and the American Quarter Horse Association have launched a new, official website for college and university varsity equestrian teams.
First Natural Horsemanship 4-Year Degree Offered
March 23, 2005 -- The University of Montana-Western will offer a bachelor of science in natural horsemanship program beginning this fall. The four-year degree is the first of its kind in the United States.
Top IHSA Coach Shares Training Program
The new Ohio State equestrian team coach Lori Cramer, who coached Findlay (Ohio) Intercollegiate Horse Show Association riders to a national championship in 2001, explains how she teaches her riders to compete on unfamiliar horses. Written by Rachael Hansen and Sandra Cooke for Practical Horseman magazine.
Top Riders Compete at IHSA Nationals
Student riders converged May 5-9 for the 2004 Intercollegiate Horse Show Association National Championships. Rebecca Pitcher reports for EquiSearch from Tennessee where Texas A&M and Virginia Intermont took home the team titles.
If Clinicians Could Change the Horse Industry
What would you change about the horse industry? Expo attendees got the chance to ask top trainers and clinicians just that at the Virginia Equine Extravaganza in Richmond, Va., May 1, 2004. Written by Kate Lindon for EquiSearch.
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