Strider Pro Announcements

Virginia Horse Council Brandy Station Battlefield Historical Trail Ride (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Ride your horse through hallowed ground on a unique historical trail ride across Brandy Station Battlefield, site of the largest Civil War cavalry battle and the first battle of the Gettysburg Campaign. Civil War interpreters will be encountered along the upgraded interpretative trails who will describe life and actions during the action. This is a unique opportunity to experience Civil War cavalry history on horseback in a landscape that has remained virtually unchanged through time. Brandy Station Battlefield consists of over 1,000 acres of preserved land and will become a part of Virginia's new Culpeper Battlefield State Park. The trails cover rolling open meadows and forest land in addition to a steep but short hill. Ride at your own pace with friends. Water for riders will be available at the registration table as well as a covered tent to relax in post ride. Please bring your own horse water as there is no water onsite. Quick food is available at the Southern States Gas Station Market off Route 29. Additional information can be found at https://www.culpeperbattlefieldtours.com and https://virginiahorsecouncil.org Each entry includes a 2026 Virginia Horse Council individual membership. This historical trail ride is a fund raiser for trail maintenance and Virginia Horse Council educational programs. NO REFUNDS. RAIN DATE: Sunday, November 1.

Blue Wood Farm & Vineyard Dressage Schooling Show: Halloween Edition (NY)

2026-10-28T09:25:05Z

Join Blue Wood Farm & Vineyard, LLC in Millbrook, NY for a dressage schooling show suitable for horses and riders of all levels. Come practice your USEF/USDF USEA, WDAA, or FEI dressage tests in a great atmosphere with USDF "L" Karry Brothers. COSTUMES ENCOURAGED! **please note we can also offer the NEW 2027 USDF tests - please indicate in the notes to organizer section if you will be riding the NEW version of a test. There will be an award for best ridden costume AND a special mid-day costume parade with its very own winner! No need to be mounted for costume parade. Costume parade entries must be done in advance, please select "OTHER" (price $10) **proceeds to benefit The Livestock Conservancy. Please put any time requests in the notes to organizer section, we will do our best to accommodate! 20x40 vs 20x60 tests first in the day will be contingent upon rider /time requests. Enter early for the best chance to have your requests met!! *Warmup will be on grass, tests to be ridden on FootingFirst's TravelRight Footing ENTRY INSTRUCTIONS: *Entries will only be accepted via STRIDER, no paper entries nor check payments will be accepted *Proof of negative Coggins and Flu/Rhino vaccination must be uploaded to STRIDER at the time of entry *Follow the waiver link to sign our waiver DIGITALLY *Riders will receive a confirmation email from STRIDER when entry is complete *Any/ all other questions & special requests can be sent via email to natasha@bluewoodfarm.com or use the notes to organizer section when entering! *For non-compete horse, select "OTHER" instead of Test #1/ Test #2 For more information on our facility, visit https://www.bluewoodfarm.com

Felicitas von Neumann-Cosel (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Don't miss the opportunity to ride with Felicitas von Neumann-Cosel! She is amazingly creative, a talented rider, and an incredible instructor. Since arriving from Germany in 1984, Felicitas has trained numerous horses to Grand Prix level including the famous stallion Tonico do Top. At the Grand Prix level, Felicitas is able to ride her horses in a snaffle bridle in and out of the competition arena which is a testament to her principles and training approach. She is an effective and articulate trainer; her strength lies in "making the horse more beautiful and allowing them to express themselves." She is sympathetic to the horse, and each is trained according to his individual needs and temperament following classical dressage principles. Felicitas patiently encourages the horse to stretch into a soft hand, lift his back, and carry his own neck "as if peering over the edge of a cliff." She bases her work on classical methods as exemplified by the best of the European tradition. Riders and auditors benefit immensely from the creative and effective strategies Felicitas shares with them.

Rider Assessment Clinic (FL)

2026-10-28T07:25:05Z

Dr. Joanna Frantz is a contracted Physical Therapist for the USEF international teams, specifically the US Para-Equestrian Dressage Team. As one of the few equestrian physical therapists with advanced certification as a USEF Human Sports Science Medicine Practitioner, her program is designed to help riders correct faulty movement patterns, prevent injury, and optimize performance in the saddle. Clinic Overview & Pricing - Structure: Each individual session is 1 hour (one-on-one with Joanna and Lisa or your current trainer). - Day 1: Mounted observation followed by an unmounted assessment. - Day 2: Unmounted exercise review and treatment, followed by a mounted session (ideally during a lesson). - Includes: Comprehensive evaluation and treatment (mounted and unmounted), personalized follow-up plan, video/picture analysis, and a customized home exercise routine. Single-day sessions or additional unmounted follow-ups can also be accommodated. Individual Rider Assessments: Initial assessment is performed on your horse. Your private session will be an hour one-on-one with Joanna and your trainer if available. Evaluation and treatment will be both mounted and unmounted. You will receive an individualized assessment, treatment, and follow-up plan. You will receive reviews of your ride with video and picture analysis as well as a home exercise prescription to improve your performance. If you have worked with Joanna in the past and she has already done your initial assessment, then you sign up for the "day two" option. Otherwise you sign up for the initial assessment "day one". Due to the personal nature of the sessions, auditors not permitted.

Dressage Schooling Show at Beaux Reves Equestrian (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Join us for a fun, low-key and educational schooling show. Our show series is geared to create a positive, and relaxed environment for riders and horses to pursue their goals. Rides start mid day (depending on numbers as early as 10:00am) and go into the evening. Ride Times are emailed out the Monday before. ** VADA/NOVA Affiliated Show Series** Rain date: October 11th Judge: Dilly Jackson Please let the show secretary know if you have ride time requests, trailering request, and/or what test you will be riding in the "notes" section. We will NOT be able to accommodate request 2 days before the show. New This year: Schooling in the competition ring the day before the show. We are offering limited schooling the day before the show. Riders will get 1 hour in the competition ring (outdoor ring only), and will need to prompt in arriving/departure. This is schedule differently from the show and riders should look for an email Sunday Evening. Please let us know if AM or PM works best. Our parking lot CANNOT accommodate large rigs, please make sure you only sign up if you have a two horse. We will try to work within time requests- TIMES WILL BE EMAILED OUT. NO REFUNDS. NEW! Year End Awards per Level - Requirements 4 scores at each level 1 score at the highest test Average higher than 55%

LandSafe Clinic- Pacific Farms (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

CLINIC DATE: November 7th- November 8th 2026 To Officially Register for Clinics: The LandSafe clinic is targeted to ages 12-60 years old. This is a physical clinic and participants may be asked to amend exercises based off of their physical abilities on the day of the clinic. Anyone over the age of 60 can audit the LandSafe clinic at no cost. When registering to participate please follow the prompts through the required fields, then use your credit card, PayPal or Venmo to check out. You will receive an instantaneous email confirmation from Strider once your registration is complete. https://youtu.be/9uaJCwivbto -Here is a short video showing what to expect in your first LandSafe clinic (ages 12-60). An example of the clinic format for this venue: (morning or afternoon sessions may be requested OR to be grouped with friends. Please list requests in the 'notes to organizer' section at check out or send an email at least 2 weeks before the clinic date. Once the participant informational email is sent out the weekend before the clinic which lists session times, we can not make adjustments to your session.) Day #1 8am-12pm- Group #1 1pm-5pm- Group #2 Day #2 8am-12pm- Group #1 returns 1pm-5pm- Group #2 returns LandSafe is an unmounted 2 day (approx. 4 hrs per day) training program designed to teach the best practices of fall prevention and response. The curriculum relies on one-on-one interaction as well as group learning. Riders receive ample time on the gym mats where they will learn body shaping drills and exercises to reduce their rider risk in a fall scenario. On the simulator throughout the two days participants will practice a rotational fall, a rear, off the shoulder and emergency dismount. For more information about LandSafe please visit: www.landsafeequestrian.com In general, LandSafe offers clinics for different age brackets: -LandSafe clinic (targeted to ages 12-60) -JR LandSafe clinic (ages 6-11) -SR LandSafe clinic (ages 60-70) Please keep an eye on LandSafe's website to see where each clinic option is being offered throughout the country. AUDITING IS WELCOME! $25 for one day of auditing. $40 for two days No charge for parents/spouses of participants to audit the clinic. Additionally, anyone over the age of 60 years old can audit for free. ****LandSafe is an UNMOUNTED CLINIC, YOU DO NOT BRING A HORSE. However, during the check out process there are required fields that ask for horse information, this is just default because LandSafe is registered as a 'clinic'. You are more than welcome to put N/A in those required fields and follow the steps to check out.**** Participant Cancellation policy: ~100% registration refund to participant if participant registration can be filled up until clinic date. ~50% registration refund to participant (if participant registration can not be filled) if needing to cancel from 14 days before the start of the clinic to 48 hours before the start of the clinic. ~No registration refund to participant 48 hours or less from clinic start date if registration can not be filled ~Handling/Payment processing fees are held by PayPal and are NOT refundable at any point in time from LandSafe ***BY CLICKING THE PAYMENT BUTTON YOU AGREE TO THE TERMS LISTED ON THIS PAGE**

PVDA Fall Show at Show Place Arena and Adult Team Competition (USEF/USDF #334499) (MD)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Join PVDA at our Annual Fall Show and Adult Team Competition held November 7-8, 2026 at Prince George's Equestrian Center and Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro, MD. This is a level 3 dressage show USDF/USEF #334499. Judges: Janet “Dolly” Hannon S - CO  Robin Birk R - PA  Susan Carr R - MD  Sandy Osborn S - GA  Technical Delegate: Michael Taylor R - ID Please review the Entry Requirements below and attach required forms to your STRIDER entry. Consider using the free STRIDER FastEntry option: https://info.striderpro.com/fastentry Entry Requirements (please include/attach for a complete entry): 1️⃣ Membership Numbers + Emergency Contact: Individuals only participating in Introductory, Pas de Deux, Quadrille and/or Opportunity do not need to provide membership numbers. All entries must include emergency contact. 2️⃣ USEF Waiver & Release (signed): https://www.usef.org/forms-pubs/gCl6eBwQ-_I/maryland-state-waiver 3️⃣ USEF Entry Agreement (signed): https://www.usef.org/forms-pubs/7M4IexYMhK4/usef-entry-agreement-fillable 4️⃣ Negative Coggins, within 1 year of show date 5️⃣ Vaccination Record (Flu/Rhino), within 6 months of show date 6️⃣ If applicable: TOC test selection, Freestyle qualifying score Adult Team Competition Classes & General Rules Competitors may be professional or amateur and they must be at least 21 years old as of 1/1/26 • Teams shall be chosen by whatever means they prefer. • Teams may enter at Intro level through FEI level. Each rider must enter ONE team class on Saturday & ONE team class on Sunday for scores to count, with the exception of PdD/Quad. PdD is one class, Saturday only. Quadrille is one class, Sunday only. • Intro through FEI, including mixed teams, must have a minimum of three and a maximum of four horse/rider combinations. If a team has four riders the low score is dropped. If a team has three riders all scores count. MFS requires a minimum of two and a maximum of three horse/rider combinations. If a team has three riders the low score is dropped. If a team has two riders both scores count. • Please use the team form on pvda.org or in this prize list to declare your team/teammates • Teams will be pinned through 6th place with an overall Team Champion named.  • Tests may be read. • Each team is required to provide one volunteer for the show. Carolyn Del Grosso is the volunteer contact, questions? mandcdelg@aol.com or 301.509.9566 • This year the Adult Team is a division within a PVDA licensed competition and will require the entrants to follow the current USEF rules for competitions and the Dressage division. Please pay special attention to the USDF/USEF memberships requirements and the USEF Drug Fee requirements. Each entrant MUST submit the 2026 Entry form - required signatures: Rider, Owner, Trainer (the responsible person for the horse – must be on the grounds). • Each Team MUST submit the 2026 Adult Team form (page 14) Opportunity riders are allowed to cross enter into the Open classes. If so, they will be responsible for any USEF/USDF membership & USEF Fee requirements. Saturday Classes: Team Competition * INTRO 11. Intro A – NO Memberships required * TRAINING 15 or 102. Training 2 – USEF Opportunity class – NO memberships or USEF Fee required or Class 102 Training 2 with all member/fee requirements * FIRST 17 or 112. First 2 – USEF Opportunity class – NO memberships or USEF Fee required or Class 112 First 2 with all member/fee requirements * SECOND 122. Second 2 – All USEF/USDF membership USEF Drug Fee requirements apply * THIRD 131. Third 1 – All USEF/USDF membership USEF Drug Fee requirements apply * FOURTH 141. Fourth 1 – All USEF/USDF membership USEF Drug Fee requirements apply * FEI 150 or 194. FEI test of choice – All USEF/USDF membership USEF fee requirements apply * MIX Any level. Must ride the same tests as the true divisions do & follow the USEF/USDF membership & USEF fee requirements.  * MFS 160 or 161. All USEF/USDF membership USEF Drug Fee requirements apply  * PdD/Quadrille 164. Pas de Deux only needs to be ridden Saturday in class 162. Quadrille only needs to be ridden Sunday in class 263. All USEF/USDF membership USEF Drug Fee requirements apply Sunday Classes: Team Competition * INTRO 22. Intro B – NO Memberships required * TRAINING 25 or 203. Training 3 – USEF Opportunity class – NO memberships or USEF Fee required or Class 203 Training 3 with all member/fee requirements * FIRST 27 or 213. First 3 – USEF Opportunity class – NO memberships or USEF Fee required or Class 213 First 3 with all member/fee requirements * SECOND 223. Second 3 – All USEF/USDF membership USEF Drug Fee requirements apply * THIRD 232. Third 2 – All USEF/USDF membership USEF Drug Fee requirements apply * FOURTH 242. Fourth 2 – All USEF/USDF membership USEF Drug Fee requirements apply * FEI 250, 252, or 294. FEI test of choice– All USEF/USDF membership USEF Fee requirements apply * MIX Any level. Must ride the same tests as the true divisions do & follow the USEF/USDF membership & USEF Fee requirements. * MFS 260 or 261. All USEF/USDF membership USEF Drug Fee requirements apply  * PdD/Quadrille 264. Pas de Deux only needs to be ridden Saturday in class 163. Quadrille only needs to be ridden Sunday in class 263. All USEF/USDF membership USEF Drug Fee requirements apply Team Form - https://pvda.org/resource/resmgr/prizelists/PVDA-ATC-form.pdf

Cross Country Schooling at OATLANDS (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

XC schooling at Oatlands is OPEN! View jumps from our 2026 Summer Horse Trials at Oatlands https://www.crosscountryapp.com/events/loudon-hunt-pony Grounds Map in documents. Cost is $50. No Refunds however we will re-schedule your schooling date with 24 hour advance notice. Schooling is Open MON - SAT 8am-3pm. SUN 10-5. *ENTER through MAIN GATE off Rte 15 - turn left at the Red Gate - Follow Signs to Trailer Parking - Schooling notice board is along the fence. *EXIT left via GAP RD REQUIRED: *Current negative Coggins is required. *Oatlands Waiver *USPC Non Member Waiver REMINDERS: Bring water. ASTM/SEI approved riding helmet must be work. Safety Vests are recommended. All riders must have a person on the ground with them. All dogs must be leashed.

Blue Goose Working Equitation Buckle Series #3 (PA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Join us for our 2026 Working Equitation Buckle Series! In conjunction with our local member organization EPAWE we are hosting 5 Working Equitation Schooling shows in 2026. All shows are located in Cochranville, PA. Blue Goose November 14 We Love WE Schooling show & November 15 WE love WE Licensed show. The judge is USA WE S Rebecca Algar. The series dates are May 9, & 10 July 11 &12 and November 14 & 15 ( a licensed USA WE show) at Blue Goose Stable, LLC. EPAWE hosted schooling shows are May 30 and October 10 at CRD in Cochranville, PA. To Qualify for the buckle series competitor must attend 4 of the shows. Buckles will be awarded on highest median Dressage/EOH score per level. Open, AA and Jr Buckles if entries warrant. We will be following the rules of USA Working Equitation www.usawe.org. The show is limited to 15-20 participants. Divisions offered: Level 1 - Intro: Dressage & EOH Level 2 - Novice A: Dressage, EOH & Speed Level 3 - Novice B: Dressage, EOH & Speed Level 4 - Intermediate A: Dressage, EOH & Speed Level 5 - Intermediate B: Dressage, EOH, & Speed Blue Goose Stable, LLC facility details Dressage: held in the sand dressage arena adjacent to the parking area. The EOH : held in lower stadium arena Warm up is located in the warm up arena next to the barn No warm up or lunging in the trailer parking area. Placing 1st-6th In each level and division. Champion & Reserve champion ribbons will be awarded. The show will run as an OPEN show, (there will be no separate divisions for amateur & open unless entries warrant) Coggins, 6 month Flu & Rhino certificate, and release can be uploaded to strider or emailed to: BlueGooseShows@gmail.com

2026 Waredaca Expert Jump Day with Olympian & Burghley winner Stephen Bradley! (MD)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Join us at Waredaca with Olympic Event Rider Stephen Bradley for another one of our popular Expert Day jump clinics. Stephen's Bradley's well-regarded ability to coach riders and horses from beginners through the Advanced level of eventing makes him a hit with all ages. His enthusiasm, talent for communication, and ability to inspire confidence makes him a popular clinician. Stephen Bradley will be at Waredaca throughout the year to deliver outstanding instruction. 🗓 November 3 Sign up for one or all via STRIDER! Riders may focus on either Show Jumping or Cross Country (weather permitting or unless noted that it is not available due to upcoming events) ✅ To secure a ride slot: 1.) SIGN our Waredaca waiver https://waredaca.com/waiver 2.)ATTACH your Coggins + Waredaca waiver to online STRIDER entry. Specify your desired discipline & schooling level -INTRO, BN, N, T, P, I in your note to organizer. 3.) 💳 PAY the FULL AMOUNT required online via Strider. You need to pay the Expert Day Fee and ONE of our two facility fees when you enter: ➜Trailer ins: Add the $25.00 Non-Boarder Facility Fee to your entry ➜Waredaca Boarders: Add the $15 Boarder Facility fee to your entry The $5 Office/Admin Fee is mandatory for all entries and will automatically add. This covers our staff's time in coordinating & organizing the Expert Day. RIDE GROUPS WILL ONLY BE ASSIGNED IF YOU PROPERLY SELECT & PAY FACILITY FEE IN ADVANCE. Thank you for your understanding. Auditors are free & encouraged. 👏 HOW YOU KNOW YOU ARE ENTERED: Each successful Waredaca clinic entry will see a STRIDER confirmation # on screen & receive an emailed receipt from STRIDER. No email, no entry. Any checkout issues, feel free to email the Strider Support team for help. ***IMPORTANT*** Anyone on Waredaca's property must have a completed Waredaca waiver on file before arriving! This includes people who are not riding. Waredaca is a full service equestrian facility located in the Laytonsville area of northern Montgomery County, Maryland (outside of Washington, DC. Our facility features excellent outdoor jumps, arenas, a spacious indoor arena, and a well regarded cross country course. ➟To see all Waredaca 2023 activities, click here: https://bit.ly/Waredaca2023 Stephen Bradley is a veteran US Equestrian Team member who brings decades of experience to his students. He has represented the United States at the Olympic Games and won two team gold medals at two Pan American Games. He is one of only two U.S. riders to win the prestigious Burghley Horse Trials CCI4* (now CCI5*-L) and also won the Kentucky Three-Day Event CCI4* (now CCI5*-L) in 1996 riding Doctor DoLittle. He won Canada’s Checkmate International CCI3* an unprecedented three times in a row, two-time Pan American Games Gold medalist, and member of the US Olympic team. Learn more about Stephen with STRIDER, in partnership with US Eventing ➟https://useventing.com/news-media/news/featured-clinician-stephen-bradley ➟https://useventing.com/news-media/news/video-mastering-the-coffin-with-stephen-bradley

November Dressage in Vegas (NV)

2026-10-28T00:25:05Z

JUDGE: Melissa Creswick TD: Peter Rothschild ENTRIES: Entry is through StriderPro.com. With prior permission of show secretary, with additional fees applying, the entry filled out manually may be submitted electronically to pearlie.rohrbacher@gmail.com. All late fees will apply. Other document required with electronic submission are: membership cards for rider, owner, horse, trainer, coach, federation agreement signed, USEF waiver of liability signed, Blue Ribbon waiver of liability signed, Coggins, USEF vaccination record. NOTE: if rider is a minor, all documents must be signed by parent/legal guardian. Regardless of entry submission method, hard copy documentation is required to be on file with the show secretary for all riders, owners, horses, trainers, coaches. Entries are not valid without this documentation. No exceptions -federation agreement signed -USEF waiver of liability signed -Blue Ribbon waiver of liability signed -USEF vaccination record documenting Equine Influenza Virus and Equine Herpes Virus (Rhinopneumonitis) vaccinations within 6 months (Refer to Rule GR845 in its entirety for details) -Coggins within 12 months (Refer to Rule GR845 in its entirety for details) -Copies of USEF, USDF, CDS membership cards for riders and owners (trainers/coaches only need USEF membership) -Copies of USEF, USDF current horse registration (or lifetime horse registrations) -Adult Amateur rider must provide copy of USEF AA Ride times and results will be emailed and posted on www.startboxscoring.com. ARENA: 220’ x 85’ arena with new footing (dressage arena 60 m x 20 m), fenced warm-up arena with sand footing and one 60 foot round pen for lunging. Lunging in round pen only with a lunge line. Horses are not permitted in competition arena on a show day at any time other than scheduled riding times. VIOLATION will be cause for ELIMINATION.

WE ❤️ Working Equitation (PA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Working Equitation Clinic Easy of Handling & Dressage Clinic About USAWE: Discover the fast - growing discipline that blends classical dressage with functional obstacle navigation. Whether your goal is to refine your flatwork, build your horse's confidence or just try a new fun challenge, Working Equitation offers something for everyone. Working Equitation is open to all breeds, offers progressive levels 4 phasand es of competition. Visit www.usawe.org for more information. This clinic will offer 1.5-hour small group Ease of Handling instruction and 1-hour private dressage lessons. . Participants $125.00 Clinic with Darcy Miller USDF L graduate USAWE L & PI Canidate R6 2025 Level 4 Champion 2026 Level 5 competitor R6 2025 Level 3 Reserve Ch. See less

Baltimore County Horse Council Schooling Dressage Show (MD)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

The BCHC is hosting a fall dressage show offering riders an opportunity to practice and perfect their riding skills in a relaxed and encouraging environment. If you have not ridden at the AG Center you are missing out! The ring is exceptional. Evelyn Pfoutz-Martin will be our judge for the day and we will be using the Danish scoring system so you can request a ride time. See you soon!

PVDA Clarksville Chapter Winter Show Series #1 (MD)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

The PVDA Clarksville Chapter is hosting a fun, relaxed dressage schooling show as part of the 2026-2027 winter schooling show series at Stonebrook Farm. Judge: Carol Lippa (L) Theme: Fall ** SCORES will count towards PVDA year end awards for 2027** Costume and Show High Score Awards Small outdoor arena for warm-up weather permitting. Regulation size indoor arena with sound system. Non-member fee applies to participants without a current PVDA membership. ONLY completed entries accepted. Completed entry consists of current coggins, signed PVDA release, copy of PVDA membership. Processing fees and service charges are not refundable-even if show canceled. Scoring/Class Placements- To facilitate show efficiency, day of show ribbons will be pinned based on individual percentage results rather than class place, also known as the Danish system. At the end of show, results by level/test will be posted but no additional ribbons will be awarded. Scholarship raffle- After the completion of the winter series the Clarksville Chapter will award two $100 scholarships toward any horse related activity. Each ride receives one raffle ticket, 4 hours of volunteer service receives one raffle ticket. One scholarship will be drawn from riding tickets, and one from volunteer tickets. Clarksville Chapter officers are not eligible to participate. " Payment options* 1. Via striderpay at check out - you can pay with credit/debit card, venmo, or paypal (additional fees will apply)

We Love WE at Blue Goose (PA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

The show season is not quite over! Ready to get a jump on a score for the 2027 season? Try your hand at a new level before the winter sets in? Sunday November 15, 2026 is our Licensed Working Equitation Show. Our judge is Rebecca Algar ( S-FL) Come join our WE fun one more time before we close out 2026! We will be following the rules of USA Working Equitation www.usawe.org. The show is limited to 15-20 participants. Divisions offered: Level 1 - Intro: Dressage & EOH Level 2 - Novice A: Dressage, EOH & Speed Level 3 - Novice B: Dressage, EOH & Speed Level 4 - Intermediate A: Dressage, EOH & Speed Level 5 - Intermediate B: Dressage, EOH, & Speed Blue Goose Stable, LLC facility details Dressage: held in the sand dressage arena adjacent to the parking area. The EOH : held in lower stadium arena Warm up is located in the warm up arena next to the barn No warm up or lunging in the trailer parking area. Placing 1st-6th In each level and division. Champion & Reserve champion ribbons will be awarded. Coggins, 6 month Flu & Rhino certificate, and release can be uploaded to strider or emailed to: BlueGooseShows@gmail.com

SR LandSafe Clinic- USEA Area II Clinic Sponsored by The Kathy Barry Agency (PA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

CLINIC DATE: Friday November 13th- Saturday November 14th 2026 To Officially Register for Clinics: The SR LandSafe clinic is targeted to ages 60-70 years old. This is a physical clinic and participants may be asked to amend exercises based off of their physical abilities on the day of the clinic. Anyone over the age of 60 can audit a LandSafe clinic at no cost. When registering to participate please follow the prompts through the required fields, then use your credit card or pay pal to check out. You will receive an instantaneous email confirmation from Strider once your registration is complete. https://youtu.be/9uaJCwivbto -Here is a short video showing what to expect in the 'adult' LandSafe clinic (ages 12-60). An example of the SR clinic format: Day #1 5pm-7pm Day #2 5pm-7pm LandSafe's SR clinic is an unmounted 2 day (approx. 2 hrs per day) training program designed to teach the best practices of fall prevention and response. The curriculum relies on one-on-one interaction as well as group learning. Riders receive ample time on the gym mats where they will learn body shaping drills and exercises to reduce their rider risk in a fall scenario. On the simulator throughout the two days participants will practice a variety of falls to further develop the muscle memory to disburse energy in a fall scenario. For more information about LandSafe please visit: www.landsafeequestrian.com In general, LandSafe offers clinics for different age brackets: -LandSafe clinic (targeted to ages 12-60) -JR LandSafe clinic (ages 6-11) -SR LandSafe clinic (ages 60-70) Please keep an eye on LandSafe's website to see where each clinic option is being offered throughout the country. AUDITING IS WELCOME! ****LandSafe is an UNMOUNTED CLINIC, YOU DO NOT BRING A HORSE. However, during the check out process there are required fields that ask for horse information, this is just default because LandSafe is registered as a 'clinic'. You are more then welcome to put N/A in those required fields and follow the steps to check out.**** Participant Cancellation policy: ~100% registration refund to participant if participant reservation can be filled up until clinic date. ~50% registration refund to participant (if participants reservation can not be filled) if needing to cancel from 10 days before the start of the clinic to 48 hours before the start of the clinic ~No refund to participant 48 hours or less from clinic start date if reservation can not be filled ~Credit card processing fees are held by Pay Pal and are non-refundable at any point in time from LandSafe as those fees are not collected us ***BY CLICKING THE PAYMENT BUTTON YOU AGREE TO THE TERMS LISTED ON THIS PAGE**

LandSafe Clinic- USEA Area II Clinic Sponsored by The Kathy Barry Agency (PA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

CLINIC DATE: November 14th- November 15th 2026 **As of 10/12/26, there is one space remaining in the afternoon session of this clinic, the morning session is currently full** To Officially Register for Clinics: The LandSafe clinic is targeted to ages 12-60 years old. This is a physical clinic and participants may be asked to amend exercises based off of their physical abilities on the day of the clinic. Anyone over the age of 60 can audit the LandSafe clinic at no cost. When registering to participate please follow the prompts through the required fields, then use your credit card, PayPal or Venmo to check out. You will receive an instantaneous email confirmation from Strider once your registration is complete. https://youtu.be/9uaJCwivbto -Here is a short video showing what to expect in your first LandSafe clinic (ages 12-60). An example of the clinic format for this venue: (morning or afternoon sessions may be requested OR to be grouped with friends. Please list requests in the 'notes to organizer' section at check out or send an email at least 2 weeks before the clinic date. Once the participant informational email is sent out the weekend before the clinic which lists session times, we can not make adjustments to your session.) Day #1 8am-12pm- Group #1 1pm-5pm- Group #2 Day #2 8am-12pm- Group #1 returns 1pm-5pm- Group #2 returns LandSafe is an unmounted 2 day (approx. 4 hrs per day) training program designed to teach the best practices of fall prevention and response. The curriculum relies on one-on-one interaction as well as group learning. Riders receive ample time on the gym mats where they will learn body shaping drills and exercises to reduce their rider risk in a fall scenario. On the simulator throughout the two days participants will practice a rotational fall, a rear, off the shoulder and emergency dismount. For more information about LandSafe please visit: www.landsafeequestrian.com In general, LandSafe offers clinics for different age brackets: -LandSafe clinic (targeted to ages 12-60) -JR LandSafe clinic (ages 6-11) -SR LandSafe clinic (ages 60-70) Please keep an eye on LandSafe's website to see where each clinic option is being offered throughout the country. AUDITING IS WELCOME! $25 for one day of auditing. $40 for two days No charge for parents/spouses of participants to audit the clinic. Additionally, anyone over the age of 60 years old can audit for free. ****LandSafe is an UNMOUNTED CLINIC, YOU DO NOT BRING A HORSE. However, during the check out process there are required fields that ask for horse information, this is just default because LandSafe is registered as a 'clinic'. You are more than welcome to put N/A in those required fields and follow the steps to check out.**** Participant Cancellation policy: ~100% registration refund to participant if participant registration can be filled up until clinic date. ~50% registration refund to participant (if participant registration can not be filled) if needing to cancel from 14 days before the start of the clinic to 48 hours before the start of the clinic. ~No registration refund to participant 48 hours or less from clinic start date if registration can not be filled ~Handling/Payment processing fees are held by PayPal and are NOT refundable at any point in time from LandSafe ***BY CLICKING THE PAYMENT BUTTON YOU AGREE TO THE TERMS LISTED ON THIS PAGE**

Mitchell Dressage Series Championship & Open Schooling Show (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Qualifying Period January 1-Oct 30, 2026 Dragon Wing’s Equestrian & Southern Heritage Farm shows will count towards qualifying scores. Show Attire Proper turnout is expected, including jackets, braiding is optional. Ride Requests -We won’t be doing ride requests. -All championship tests should be ridden from memory -No whips in championship show Championship Test will be ridden as follows: Leadline – MDS Walk Test Intro Level – Intro B Training - Fourth Level – Test 2 FEI – Test of Choice Freestyle – Test of Choice USEA – Test A Western Dressage – Test of Choice We can split or combine classes as entries warrant. Championship classes are pinned to 8th place. Riders may qualify and ride at two consecutive levels, but not two non consecutive level on the same horse. i.e. Jane Doe and her horse Zoe can qualify for Intro and Training, but not Intro and 1st level. 2026 DRESSAGE QUALIFYING RIDERS (as of Sept 26 show) INTRODUCTORY LEVEL — JUNIOR Josie Taylor & Hollys Surprise INTRODUCTORY LEVEL — PRO RIDER Helen Hayn & Kalea INTRODUCTORY LEVEL — AMATEUR Caroline M. Grassi & Gabriel De Sutphin & Rio Emily Dewind & Charlotte Manon Dixon & Charlotte Manon Dixon & Hot Accord TRAINING LEVEL — JUNIOR Brooklyn Barningham & Hollys Surprise TRAINING LEVEL — PRO RIDER Helen Hayn & Parker TRAINING LEVEL — AMATEUR Kaitlin Caldwell & Shez Tam Cool Kelly Bowyer & Boot Scoot Boogie Nancy Mendonca & Danny Susan Harrington & Christobalito Teagan Niles & Olaf Teagan Niles & Quiet Wildcat USEA Levels - All levels Teagan Niles & Quiet Wildcat FIRST LEVEL Isabella Jorge & Rainy Night in Georgia Katie Allen & Diogenes Sandra Brannock & Oberon Teagan Niles & Quiet Wildcat WDAA INTRODUCTORY Jill Ramsburg & Ragtime Bandit WDAA BASIC Lynn Oeters & Kahla WDAA LEVEL 2+ Erika Hartzel & Under the Hoodd FEI GRAND PRIX Jennifer Mutchler & Elation KF FOURTH LEVEL Wendy Breeden & Pippilotta

Margaret McKelvy GRID PRO QUO Jumping Clinic (IN)

2026-10-28T02:25:05Z

We're thrilled to welcome Margaret McKelvy back to the BeaHive for another clinic! Author of "Grid Pro Quo: 52 Powerful Jumping Exercises from the World's Top Riders," Margaret also boasts an extensive career in competitive equestrian sports with a focus on eventing and dressage. In addition to her competition experience, she has a fascination with natural horsemanship and a passion for trail riding. When you come to a Grid Pro Quo clinic, you can expect one-on-one attention with a focus on the fundamentals of successful riding. Margaret uses a combination of traditional gymnastics and coursework to create exercises that set you and your horse up for success. Whether you are simply looking to work on your partnership with your horse, or have a competitive aspirations, Margaret will make your goals her goals. To learn more about Margaret, and to purchase her book, visit: https://trafalgarbooks.com/products/grid-pro-quo Lessons are limited to 2 riders per 1-hour session. PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR LESSON PARTNER'S NAME IF YOU HAVE A PREFERENCE. A limited number of 45-minute private lessons are available each day.

Peninsula Dressage at Layfield Farm - Saturday, with Judge: Jessie Ginsberg, “R” (MD)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Join us at Layfield Farm for a fun filled day of dressage, with judge: Jessie Ginsberg, “R” We do anticipate a full show, so there is a 2 test max for horse/rider. Two different tests at the level may be ridden for 2 recorded scores for Year End and to be considered for Champion/Reserve for the show day. If you choose to ride the same test twice, only the score from the first test ridden will be recorded and considered for class placement. The second test will be judged with an unrecorded score. USDF, USEA, and WDAA dressage tests are offered, so be sure to indicate while signing up for your tests. Leadline tests offered are Leadline A, Leadline B, and also a non-PVDA recognized Leadline walk only. Leadline be ridden in English or Western tack. For all Schooling Show Rules and Policies, as well as information regarding Peninsula Dressage and PVDA year end award eligibility, please visit https://www.peninsuladressage.org

Fence Post Farm 2026 CT #11 (MD)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Join Fence Post Farm in Pasadena, MD for our 2026 Show Series! Fence Post Farm offers a fun, laid-back experience perfect for a first outing and experienced competitors alike! Class Name: / Max. Jump Height: / Dressage Test: Leadline / Ground Poles / Leadline Test A (see PDF on the Fence Post Farm website) Tadpoles / Ground Poles / 2023 USDF Intro Test A Pre-Intro / Crossrails / 2023 USDF Intro Test A Intro / 18" / 2023 USDF Intro Test B Elementary / 2’ / 2023 USDF Intro Test C Starter / 2’3 / 2026 USEA Starter Test A Beginner Novice / 2’7 / 2026 USEA Beginner Novice Test A Novice / 2’11 / 2026 USEA Novice Test A Training / 3’3 / 2026 USEA Training Test A Additional Information: - A second CT with the same rider/horse combination is $10 off - If you are riding in dressage only or in a second CT division, please type the test or CT level in the "notes" box - Concessions Available (cash and Venmo accepted!) - For additional information, please go to www.fencepostfarm.com

Clinic with Anna Marek (FL)

2026-10-28T07:25:05Z

Anna Marek is a professional dressage trainer and instructor based out of Dunnellon, Fla., in the Ocala area. Marek has earned FEI Grand Prix wins in the international arena throughout her career, with 43 international victories in nearly 200 starts. Since her international debut, Marek has collected numerous CDI3* wins on her mounts including Dee Clair, Duvel and Fire Fly. With Fire Fly, Marek helped the team earn silver in the FEI Dressage Nations Cup USA CDIO3* with The Dutta Corp. U.S. Dressage Team. After an impressive spring campaign, the pair were selected to represent the U.S. Dressage Team at the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games. In Marek’s senior championship debut, her and Fire Fly helped the team earn gold and took home individual bronze in the FEI Grand Prix Freestyle. With Fayvel, the partnership started with a handful of successful competitions at the Grand Prix level with their debut in 2023. Together, Marek and Fayvel won the FEI Grand Prix Freestyle CDI-W at WEC Ocala, and in 2024, the pair finished as the highest-placed U.S. combination on the final day of competition at the 2024 FEI Dressage World Cup Final in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Aboard Fire Fly, Marek was selected to represent The Dutta Corp. U.S. Dressage Team at the 2024 CHIO Aachen Dressage Nations Cup CDIO5* aboard Fire Fly. The pair were also selected to the U.S. Dressage Olympic Short List prior to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

Backing Horses with The Frame: 10 Steps for a Solid Foundation (Week #1) (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

At The Frame, we believe that great sport horses aren’t just born — they are made through correct, thoughtful, and systematic development from their very first interactions with people. That’s why we’re thrilled to introduce Backing Horses With The Frame, a week-long, immersive educational experience designed for professional riders, trainers, and breeders who are ready to take their young horse development program to the next level. Led by Martin Douzant and Joe DeSantis, who have started over 1,000 young horses between them, this program is based on the proven French system of progressive training, known as dix étapes vers la vie — ten steps toward a lifetime of success. This is more than just a clinic — it’s a master class for professionals who want to set their horses up for long-term success in eventing, dressage, and jumping, while prioritizing both safety and correct foundations. What to Expect: Participants will benefit from small group learning with a maximum of 4 participants, ensuring plenty of one-on-one instruction and hands-on practice each day. Each morning will begin with a lecture and discussion, followed by practical, hands-on sessions working with horses at various stages of development. Over the course of the week, you’ll work through the 10 essential steps of starting young sport horses. By the end of the week, participants will walk away with practical tools and a clear system to take home and apply to their own programs. Why This Master Class Matters: Backing Horses With The Frame is your opportunity to invest in your education and the future of your horses. With direct, guided experience and proven methods, you’ll leave with a stronger understanding of how to develop young horses safely, thoughtfully, and with their sport careers in mind. Whether you’re a professional trainer, a breeder, or a working student looking to expand your skill set, this program will give you the knowledge and confidence to bring along young horses with a system that works — for both horse and rider. Spaces are limited to ensure a personalized learning environment, so don’t wait to secure your spot.

William Fox-Pitt Clinic (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

🚨 🇬🇧 William Fox-Pitt Is Coming to Dynamic Duo Equestrian! 🇬🇧🚨 We are incredibly excited to announce that William Fox-Pitt is coming back to Dynamic Duo Equestrian in Front Royal, VA for three days of instruction November 16th–18th! 🎉 Join us for an incredible opportunity to learn from a British Olympic rider, multiple 5 winner, and one of the most accomplished names in international eventing.* Each day will focus on a different phase: 🏇 November 16 — Dressage 🏇 November 17 — Show Jumping 🏇 November 18 — Cross Country Whether you are preparing for your next competition, looking to sharpen your skills for the upcoming season, or simply want to learn from one of the best in the sport, this is a clinic you do NOT want to miss! ✨ Auditors welcome 📸 Photographer on-site 💰 $100 non-refundable deposit due with registration Spots are limited, so get registered early! 📍 Dynamic Duo Equestrian — Front Royal, VA Questions or registration information: Conner Ann — (208) 721-2778 Come ride, learn, and experience three days of world-class coaching right here in Virginia! 🇬🇧🐴

Bascule Farm Jumper Show (MD)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Bascule Farm offers a fun, friendly atmosphere designed to build confidence in both horse and rider. Entries must include 2 uploaded items: a Coggins dated 11/16/2025 or later AND a completed Bascule Farm Rider Waiver/Entry Form (available below)! Classes start with poles on the ground and go up to Training level (3'3"). MORE DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT CLASS LEVELS/DIVISIONS IS AVAILABLE ON THE WAIVER/FORM. Three classes per division. Warm up AND show are both indoors! Entries MUST include 1) rider waiver/entry form, 2) coggins, and 3) payment to receive. Post entries are accepted the day of the show ($25 per class). • Long Ribbons awarded to 8th place for each class • Champion & Reserve Ribbons for each division (points awarded to champion/reservechamp: 1st 5, 2nd 3, 3rd 2, 4th 1; must compete in all 3 classes of the division) Ties are broken from the fastest speed in last class in the division. • Jump order will be taken in warm up area • ATTIRE: Casual attire with approved helmet. Full chaps prohibited • WATER, COFFEE & SODAS will be available on grounds. BRING FOOD!

RideFauquier Benefit Fall Trail Ride (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

RideFauquier Benefit Trail Ride at Great Meadow $40 for RideFauquier members. Non-member fee is $10 Easy trailer parking Plan on arriving by 9.30. Please be mounted and ready to ride out at 10am sharp. Led ride around Great Meadow's beautiful grounds. Leisurely walk, some trot options. Post-ride Chili lunch. Drinks will be provided. NO REFUNDS Don't forget to attach a copy of your current Coggins. Sign Great Meadow Rider Waiver by clicking on the link and keep confirmation to show at day of ride. Anyone who is not a RideFauquier member please print a copy of the waiver and bring the signed copy to the ride.

Amelia Newcomb Clinic (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Amelia is an internationally recognized dressage trainer known for making complex concepts easy to understand and helping riders develop a more confident, connected partnership with their horses. Amelia Newcomb is a USDF Bronze, Silver, and Gold Medalist, and a member of the prestigious USEF Dressage Development Program. She has trained and competed close to 50 horses in almost 500 competitions, and has trained several horses that she started as youngsters all the way up to the Grand Prix. Amelia hopes one day to compete internationally and to represent the United States at the Olympics. Amelia Newcomb Dressage works to develop a trusting and confident relationship between horse and rider. Using elements from both natural horsemanship and classical dressage, Amelia creates a holistic approach to dressage training that adapts to fit the needs of each individual horse and rider. Starting with basic groundwork and progressing to the Grand Prix, Amelia emphasizes trust, understanding, and relaxation for both horse and rider.

2026 Waredaca Expert Jump Day with Allison Springer, International Event Rider (MD)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Join us at Waredaca for a jump clinic with international equestrian, 5* Eventer & top trainer Allison Springer!  Allison Springer is a veteran five-star event rider, trainer, and popular coach who actively competes across the country and internationally. As an accomplished equestrian, she has been named multiple times to the United States Equestrian Team’s High Performance List and she was an alternate for both an Olympic and World Equestrian Games Team. Allison trains and shows horses for clients, and teaches professional and amateur riders. She is a Pony Club Graduate and an USEA ECP instructor. Allison’s commitment to the sport of Eventing includes servings as a founding member and former President of the Professional Riders Organization and saw the organization’s evolution into the Event Riders Association of North America (ERAofNA.org). Allison was a member of the USEA’s Board of Governors for many years and sits on numerous committees for both the USEF and USEA. Allison graduated from Bowdoin College in 1997. More details on Allison’s history and career below. Scroll down to view more detail. 🗓 Sign up for one or all of Allison Springer's Expert Days via STRIDER! Riders may focus on any eventing phase: Dressage, Show Jumping or Cross Country (weather permitting or unless noted not available due to upcoming events) Allison will be joining us throughout the year. Add her clinics to your training regimen! Her Waredaca dates this year are: April 14 | May 26 | June 9 | July 14 | August 10 | September 8 | October 13 | November 17 ✅ To secure a ride slot: 1.) SIGN our Waredaca waiver https://waredaca.com/waiver 2.)ATTACH your Coggins + Waredaca waiver to online STRIDER entry. Specify your desired discipline & schooling level -INTRO, BN, N, T, P, I in your note to organizer. 3.) 💳 PAY the FULL AMOUNT as listed below: The Expert Day Fee AND the appropriate RING FEE: ➜🚚Trailer ins: Add the $25.00 Non-Boarder Facility Fee to your entry ➜Waredaca Boarders: Add the $15 Boarder Facility fee to your entry The Facility Fee is mandatory for all entries. This covers our staff's time in coordinating & organizing the Expert Day. 4.) List your riding level, discipline preference AND timing preference in the notes section RIDE GROUPS WILL ONLY BE ASSIGNED IF YOU FOLLOW ALL FOUR STEPS LISTED ABOVE. Thank you for your understanding. Auditors are free & encouraged. 👏 HOW YOU KNOW YOU ARE ENTERED👏: Each successful Waredaca clinic entry will see a STRIDER confirmation # on screen & receive an emailed receipt from STRIDER. (Be sure to click the PAY button on 2nd screen!) No email, no entry. Any checkout issues, feel free to email the Strider Support team for help. ***IMPORTANT*** Anyone on Waredaca's property must have a completed Waredaca waiver on file before arriving! This includes people who are not riding. Waredaca is a full service equestrian facility located in the Laytonsville area of northern Montgomery County, Maryland (outside of Washington, DC. Our facility features excellent outdoor jumps, arenas, a spacious indoor arena, and a well regarded cross country course. ➟To see all Waredaca 2024 activities, click here: https://bit.ly/Waredaca2024 ***IMPORTANT*** Anyone on Waredaca's property must have a completed Waredaca waiver on file before arriving! This includes people who are not riding. You can find the waiver and upload it to Waredaca's website at https://waredaca.com/waiver/ About Allison Springer: Based in The Plains, Virginia, Allison Springer competes and coaches throughout the country. She has competed at some of the most prestigious events around the world including Land Rover Kentucky and Land Rover Burghley. Allison has been named to the USEF High Performance Training List on several occasions, and was an alternate for the 2012 London Olympic Games. Allison’s clear, classical training methods and dedication to establishing groundwork has yielded a proven history of training and rehabilitating young or difficult horses into champions. Her ability to identify world-class prospects and develop them to the peak of their ability provides a firm foundation for her future competitive success. Allison’s horsemanship is paramount. Her commitment to the well-being of the horse yields a system that balances competitive edge with long-term stability in the sport. Learn more about Allison with SmartPak, in partnership with US Eventing & Eventing Nation ➟https://www.smartpakequine.com/blog/buying-the-dream-qa-with-team-smartpak-rider-allison-springer

RHR CT & Dressage Fall Fest w/ Champ Classes (MD)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

CT & Dressage Show featuring Championship Classes! Proof of two previous Dressage Tests needed to qualify for Championship Classes. This is open to ALL riders. You've worked hard this year, come dance in the sandbox one more time! Jump courses are designed by 5* rider Tara Ziegler. Due to how Strider has this form set up, if you are doing a TOC - Please put which test it is in the notes section. Sorry for the inconvenience. CT - $65.00 CT Championship - $95.00 Dressage - $35.00 Dressage Championship - $65.00 Extra Dressage Test - $35.00 Extra Jump Round - $25.00 Most CT ride times will be after lunchtime. If your test doesn't populate on the entry, please add it in the comment box. ***We are a DVCTA Sanctioned event. Please put in comment box if you are a DVCTA Member*** ***Please include T.I.P number for T.I.P Rewards*** We also offer para-dressage. Should you want to do para-dressage leave us a note with which test you want to do. **No refunds**

Obstacle Clinic with Sara Vanecek! (NY)

2026-10-28T09:25:05Z

Join us for an obstacle extravaganza with the amazing Sara Vanecek! Sara guides participants through a thoughtfully designed obstacle course - created to help strengthen the bond between horse and rider. Obstacles include (but are not limited to) inflatable animals, wooden teeter totter, bubble machines, tarps - and much more! Course can be completed under saddle or from the ground - or a combo of both. This will be our third clinic with Sara and every single horse we have included has risen to the occasion and thrived in the obstacles (even the most spooky!)! Sara is kind, patient and extremely knowledgeable! Truly one of the most fun and rewarding clinics of the year!

MDS Fix-A-Test with Lisa Eagley-Desrosier "L-grad" (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

New USDF/USEF/western dressage tests will be released soon! Get a jump start by riding and learning the new tests with Lisa Eagley-Desrosiers "L-grad" Or if you want to perfect your USEA dressage test for the upcoming show season here's your chance. Each session is about 30mins. Please let me know if you are trailering so I can place you near each other, we have limited parking space. Ride your test, school with Lisa, and ride your test again. Riders also have an option to just continue to school with Lisa instead of riding the test again. Fix a test will be offered to riders of all levels including USEA, USDF, working equitation, and western dressage. You will get two scored sheets and a world of knowledge to help you with your 2027 show season. First score will be counted towards winter schooling series awards. Please write in comment which test you'd like to do. Auditors welcome, please sign up, and bring your own lunch & chair.

BRE Cavalletti Clinic (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Riders will work in small groups of 3–4 and ride through a variety of thoughtfully designed pole and cavaletti patterns. Exercises will be tailored to the level of each group and may include work at the walk, trot, and canter, depending on rider and horse experience. This clinic is a fantastic opportunity to improve: Rhythm and balance Rider position and effectiveness Horse straightness, engagement, and adjustability We will offer both AM and PM sessions.

Beverly Circuit Finals - November 21 (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

BEVERLY CIRCUIT FINALS - NOVEMBER 20-21, 2026 Welcome to the Beverly Circuit Finals. The Finals closes the 2026 Beverly Circuit and decides the season leaderboards. The event begins with ticketed schooling on Friday, November 20, so horses and riders can settle in. On Saturday, November 21, the Hunter Finals and the Jumper Finals run at the same time, each in its own ring. The schedule is subject to adjustment based on entries. Please note: the Circuit Finals is a Beverly Circuit competition only. It is not recognized by VHSA or BHSA and carries no VHSA or BHSA points. BHSA/VHSA rules and division specifications apply. Points earned at the Finals count toward the Beverly Circuit leaderboards, and count double for qualified riders. All Finals competition takes place in the Grand Prix arena, which will be divided into a hunter ring and a jumper ring so both can run at the same time. Each ring has its own warm-up at opposite ends of the complex, on the sand and fiber footing of the track. FINALS QUALIFICATION Qualified Riders. A rider qualifies for double Finals points by attending at least four Beverly qualifying shows, with at least one attended after August 15. Qualifying shows are Beverly's monthly recognized local shows and Beverly's USEF-rated shows. Qualification is by rider, not by horse. Riders who have not qualified are welcome to enter. They compete in all Finals classes, receive placings, and are eligible for Champion and Reserve. Their Finals points count toward the Beverly Circuit leaderboards at the regular value, not double. Loyalty Incentive. Riders who attend eight or more Beverly shows receive complimentary stabling at the Finals. Team Awards (new for 2026). A team has at least three and no more than five riders, and its points come from its top three riders at each show. Riders may compete in any division or discipline. A team must register before the start of a show for its points to count at that show, and must compete with at least three riders at four or more shows to be eligible for prizes and standings. Other restrictions may apply. KEY DATES - Friday, November 20, 2026: Ticketed schooling. - Saturday, November 21, 2026: Circuit Finals. - Entries close 11:59pm Thursday, November 19, 2026. WHY YOU SHOULD USE A STRIDER ACCOUNT, NOT GUEST CHECKOUT We strongly recommend that you create a free Strider account rather than checking out as a guest to enter this show. Beverly entries require documents - your negative Coggins, vaccination info, and a signed Beverly Release - and most riders add these in stages, swap a class, add a horse, or update an entry after the first submission. Guest entries can't be edited or have documents attached after they're submitted. That means a guest entry often stays incomplete, and we can't process it per the prize list until everything's in. Riders who enter as guests frequently come back to upload a Coggins or change a class, only to find Strider won't let them. Our prize list is clear: if you later send your documents or changes directly to the show secretary, you'll be charged a $35 fee. Save yourself the headache and create an account to save your documents for this and future shows at Beverly. A Strider account is also required to move an entry to another date if a show is postponed or cancelled. See the Postponement or Cancellation policy below. SCHEDULE Check the current, dated schedule graphic (on the website, not the list of classes in numerical order in the prize list) for start times and order of go. Friday Ticketed Schooling & Stabling Promo: Reserve Friday ticketed schooling and a weekend stall for only $185 (#4500 on Strider). See details below in the Stabling Information section. ENTRY FEES (FINALS) These fees apply to the Circuit Finals only. - $40 per hunter class or warm-up round - $100 per hunter or equitation division (3 classes) - $45 per equitation class - $40 per jumper class - $35 per Friday ticketed schooling round (both rings) - $40 office fee - $20 grounds fee - $40 per horse noncompeting fee - $150 permanent stabling (Friday-Saturday) - note there are only portable doors available - $35 Admin Fee per paper/post entry or supporting documentation received after the Closing Date (INCLUDING COGGINS and VACCINATIONS) - $50 Late Scratch (after Closing Date) Fee STABLING - $150 permanent stall (Friday-Saturday, #4100) - portable doors only - $75 tent stall - day/dry stall (#4000) - $150 tent stall - weekend dry stall (#4050) - $15 shavings per bag - $185 Friday ticketed schooling and a weekend stall (#4500) ENTRIES ALL entries must be submitted online. Otherwise, all non-Strider, incomplete, or late entries are subject to a mandatory $35 administration fee ("Admin Fee"). The Closing Date for all entries is 11:59pm on Thursday, November 19 ("Closing Date"). Attach your negative coggins, vaccination information, and signed waiver ("Docs") electronically to your entry on Strider by the Closing Date; otherwise, an Admin Fee will apply. If you email your Docs to the show secretary to complete your entry before the Closing Date, an Admin Fee (for a non-Strider entry) will apply for non Strider entry information. HEALTH REQUIREMENT All horses must provide proof of Flu/Rhino vaccination within the last 6 months to enter the grounds. - Vet receipt, OR - United States Equestrian Federation vaccination form, OR - A self-certification form. A link to the form is on the website Beverly requires proof of vaccination for every horse on the grounds at every show, usually a vaccination certificate or a receipt from your vet listing the vaccines and dates. We know not everyone keeps these on hand, and we don't want that to keep you from competing. Please note that as with all personal documents, we cannot keep this information on file for you. Please create a Strider account to save this documentation to your entry and for future entries. All horses on the grounds, including non-competing horses, must have a current negative Coggins within 12 months. CHANGES Changing classes on the day of the show incurs no change fees. DO NOT submit show-day class add/drops to the show secretary. If a class change results in a credit on the show day, it can be used towards other fees AT THAT SHOW. A same day show class credit does not result in a REFUND absent special circumstances, such as a class being canceled outside of show management's control, and then, only upon email request to the show secretary at bevshowsec@gmail.com. SCRATCHES Entries must be scratched on Strider before the Closing Date to receive any refund. Refunds on or before the Closing Date are made less a $50 refund fee. Any refunds after the Closing Date are subject to a $50 Late Scratch Fee per entry. Stall fees are not refundable. CREDITS Credits are not automatic and must be requested by email (bevshowsec@gmail.com) within four (4) days after the show. Credits are valid only after the exhibitor receives written acknowledgement from the show office. To use an approved credit at a future show, exhibitors must email the show office with the acknowledgement at least two (2) days before the show's closing date for registration instructions. Exhibitors must enter at least one class; approved credits may then be applied to additional eligible class fees as requested by the competitor. Any credit not used within one (1) year of the date of the original show will expire. PAYMENT Strider allows payment by credit card, Venmo, and PayPal. Any additional class fees can be settled at the show by check, cash, Venmo, or Zelle on the show day. No credit cards are accepted at the show. All payments must be made and current for participation in the Finals. NON COMPETE HORSES Noncompeting horses register as such on our Strider platform and pay the $40 non-compete horse fee. It is important that we have a release and a coggins on file for every horse on the property. Again, we appreciate your understanding as bio security and safety is our top concern. POSTPONEMENT OR CANCELLATION ("UNCONTROLLABLE EVENT") POLICY The Uncontrollable Event Policy applies only when conditions outside Beverly's control (weather, air quality/wildfire smoke, other emergencies) cause Beverly to postpone or cancel a show or a portion of it. It does not apply to a rider who chooses not to attend a show held as scheduled. In an uncontrollable event case, entries will be honored on the next or rescheduled date. Any competitor unable to attend this date - or whose classes are not held - will receive a full-value credit toward a future Beverly local show, covering all fees paid (entry, office, grounds, and stall fees). Credits are issued automatically; no request is required, and they are valid for one year from the original show date. To use the credit, the competitor must have used a Strider account (not a guest account) to enter the affected show and must email the Show Secretary at bevshowsec@gmail.com at least two days before that show's Closing Date - no need to re-enter or pay again. If a competitor prefers, they may email the Show Secretary to request a refund instead; in an uncontrollable event situation, the $50 Late Scratch Fee is waived and stall fees are refunded in full, with only the $40 office fee retained. TRAILER & CAR PARKING All parking is at the Grand Prix Arena. Address: 7150 Beverly Lane Follow signs to the Polo Arena and Grand Prix Arena. Trailer parking is located in the gravel parking lot adjacent to the Grand Prix Arena. The Show Office is located in the Polo Barns on the road leading to the Grand Prix Arena. Please follow posted signage and staff directions for unloading and parking. Do not drive or park on the rubber material immediately surrounding or in between the polo barns. BACK NUMBERS & CLASS RIBBONS All back numbers must be picked up at the Show Office, located in the Polo Barn en route to the Polo/Grand Prix Arena. Ribbons and prizes are picked up at the Show Office, in the lounge of the polo barn. If anything is missing from your entry (signatures, documents, or payments) please stop by the Show Office in the Polo Barns before riding. Division awards and any additional ribbons will be available through the Show Office. SHOW OFFICE The main show office is located in the Polo Barns on the road leading to the Grand Prix Arena. Because we use our show management platform for entries, changes, and results, there is no need to visit the office unless you have late entry information or need to pay for extra rounds. STABLING INFORMATION When reserving stalls on Strider: - #4100 - Permanent Stall - Friday-Saturday, portable doors only ($150) - #4000 - Tent Stall - Dry ($75) - #4050 - Tent Stall - Weekend ($150) - #4250 - Shavings ($15/bag) - #4500 - Friday ticketed schooling and a weekend stall ($185) Stall terms: - GP tent stalls are in the gooseneck trailer parking next to the Grand Prix arena - Available Friday 3pm through Saturday 6pm (tent and permanent stalls) - Does not include shavings, buckets, or turnout - Must be reserved through Strider - Available first come, first served Stall fees are not refundable. COURSE MAPS, SCHEDULE & SHOW INFORMATION All information about the schooling rounds including course maps, tentative schedule, and entry numbers by class can be accessed on the Competitor sub tab of the Show page on our website: www.beverlyequestrian.com/competitors. Class and schedule information is made available after Thursday and may be updated if additional entries are received up until the morning of the show. EQUITATION CLASS SPECIFICATIONS Equitation on the Flat. Open to juniors and adult amateurs to show at walk, trot, canter. Judges may ask for an additional test. Split into juniors 14 and under, juniors 15-17, and adult amateurs. Long Stirrup Equitation. Open to riders 13 years and older. Judged on equitation. Riders may not cross enter into classes where they would jump over 18 inches. Courses may be trotted. Student Equitation. Open to riders in their first or second year of showing over fences 2 feet or higher. Judged on equitation. Courses may be trotted. Consists of two (2) over fences classes and one (1) flat class. This is a different format than short stirrup and long stirrup and cannot be combined with either. If there is only one entry we will still run the class. Beverly Mini Jumper Equitation - 2'3" Medal. Open to junior and amateur riders. To be shown over a shortened jumper-style equitation course at a forward, balanced pace, at inviting heights appropriate for developing competitors. Judged on the rider's position, accuracy, effectiveness, and overall rideability. The course will introduce basic technical questions such as changes of direction, bending lines, and long approaches appropriate for this level. Faults will be considered in the overall equitation score. May be ridden in standard jumper tack. Martingales permitted. Jr/AA Jumper Equitation - 2'6"/2'9". Open to junior and amateur riders. To be shown over a jumper-style equitation course at a forward, balanced pace. Judged on the rider's position, accuracy, effectiveness, and overall rideability. The course will include technical elements appropriate for developing jumper riders, such as bending lines, related distances, and rollback turns. Riders may be asked to return for a work-off at the judge's discretion. Faults will be considered in the overall equitation score. May be ridden in standard jumper tack. Martingales permitted. HUNTER CLASS SPECIFICATIONS Warm Up. Not judged. A horse/rider combination may participate in one or more warm-up class(es) at management's discretion. Warm up classes may be discontinued at any time. Riders must let the starter know upon entering the ring if the round is a warm-up. Hunter Pleasure Pony. Open to ponies ridden by Juniors. This division may only be combined with the Adult Hunter Pleasure Horse and/or the Junior Hunter Pleasure Horse. Adult Hunter Pleasure Horse. Open to horses ridden by Adult Amateurs or Professionals. Horses may cross enter into another Pleasure Division at the same show. Junior Hunter Pleasure Horse. Open to horses ridden by Juniors. Short Stirrup Hunter. Open to horses and ponies ridden by children 12 years and under. Judged as a hunter division. Riders may cross enter only into pleasure and equitation on the flat. No rider may ride more than two mounts. Fences are 18 inches. Courses may be trotted. Short Stirrup riders must enter at least one over fences class if an under saddle class is entered. Low Hunter. Open to horses and ponies. No restrictions on riders. Fences a minimum of 2' and not to exceed 2'3". This division may be combined with Limit Rider Hunter. Limit Rider Hunter. Open to horses and ponies ridden by Juniors/Adult Amateurs. Riders may not cross enter into any class with fences 2'6" or higher. Horses and ponies may cross enter. Fences a minimum of 2' and not to exceed 2'3". This division may be combined with Low Hunter. Children's/Adult Amateur Hunter. Open to horses ridden by Juniors, and to horses and ponies not ridden in a Pony Division ridden by Adult Amateurs. Offered at 2'6" and at 3'. Thoroughbred Hunter. Open to registered Thoroughbreds and horses eligible to be registered with The Jockey Club. Fences 2'6" or 2'9". No restriction on riders. Thoroughbred Hunter may only be combined with the Working Hunter and/or Green Hunter. Green Hunter. Open to horses in their 1st or 2nd year of showing over fences 2'6" or higher. Fences 2'6" or 2'9". This division may only be combined with Thoroughbred Hunter and/or Working Hunter. Working Hunter. Open to all horses, and ponies not entered in a Pony Division. This division may only be combined with Thoroughbred Hunter and/or Green Hunter. Offered at 2'9" and at 3'. All hunter classes are judged on performance, including way of going, jumping style, and soundness. Manners and suitability are emphasized in the pony, children's and adult amateur divisions. All equitation classes are judged on hands, seat, guidance and control. JUMPER CLASS SPECIFICATIONS Divisions follow BHSA/VHSA specifications by name, height, and rider eligibility. Unjudged trips are allowed at the jumper class fee, and then only after a judged trip, if any, in the same class. Ties are not decided in a jump-off but decided by time in the first round. Poles/Cross Rail/Small Verticals (Participation). Open to horses and ponies. No cross entry with classes at 75cm and above. Pre-Novice Jumper 2' (BHSA Puddle Jumper). Open to horses and ponies. No cross entry with classes 1.0m and above, including riders. Pre-Novice Children's/Adult Amateur Jumper 2'. Open to horses and ponies ridden by children and adult amateurs. No cross entry with classes at 1.0m and above. Novice Jumper 2'3". No cross entry with classes at 1.0m and above. Novice Children's/Adult Amateur Jumper 2'3" and 2'6". Open to horses and ponies ridden by children and adult amateurs. No cross entry with classes at 1.0m and above. Open Jumper 2'6". No restriction on horses/ponies or riders. Low Jumper 2'9". May be combined with Thoroughbred Jumper. Thoroughbred Jumper 2'9". Open to Thoroughbreds registered with the Jockey Club. May be combined with Low Jumper. Open Jumper 3'. No restriction on horses/ponies or riders. May be combined with Child/AA Jumper. Children's/Adult Amateur Jumper 3'. Open to horses and ponies ridden by juniors and adult amateur riders. May be combined with Schooling and/or Modified Jumper. Schooling, Modified and Performance Jumper. No restriction on horses/ponies or riders. May be combined with Child/AA Jumper. Table II(2)(c) has been replaced with Table II(2)(d). Jumpers 2'9" and higher: there are no optimum time classes (Table IV 1) for the 2'9" (80cm) and higher jumpers. These run under Table II 1, Table II(2)(b) or Table II(2)(d). Note that USEF requires classes under .90m for child/adult amateurs to run under optimum time; the local show does not follow that format for the 2'9" classes. RULES & REQUIREMENTS The applicable prize list on the Beverly website is controlling. The Circuit Finals is not VHSA or BHSA recognized and carries no VHSA or BHSA points; BHSA/VHSA rules and division specifications apply. Membership in BHSA or VHSA is not required to compete. All Finals classes earn Beverly Circuit leaderboard points. CIRCUIT LEADERBOARD The 2026 Beverly Circuit Leaderboard recognizes and rewards riders who work to improve their skills at their own level. The Finals decides the season standings. Pathways. Each discipline - Hunters, Jumpers, and Equitation - is divided into four pathways, based on skill and largely on height: Participation, Introductory, Development, and Performance. The pathways follow the natural progression of most riders through a discipline. Riders may compete in any discipline and pathway at any time. Points in more than one pathway. Riders earn points in any pathway in which they compete. Points earned in one pathway are recorded only on that pathway's leaderboard, and a rider may hold point totals in several pathways at the same time. Move-Up Bonus. A rider who moves up to a higher pathway during the season keeps all points earned in the lower pathways. A one-time 6-point Move-Up Bonus is awarded at the new level if the rider earns points within their first two shows in the higher pathway. POINTS No. of Exhibitors / 1st / 2nd / 3rd / 4th / 5th / 6th 3-5 / 10 / 6 / 4 / 2 / 1 / 0.5 6-9 / 11 / 7 / 5 / 3 / 2 / 1.5 10 or higher / 12 / 8 / 6 / 4 / 3 / 2.5 Champion: 10 pts. Reserve: 6 pts. Points earned at the Finals count double for qualified riders. Riders who have not qualified earn points at the regular value. Entries must be submitted through Strider at StriderPro.com. Questions: bevshowsec@gmail.com

Fuse Equestrian Dressage Series (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Join us at Fuse Equestrian for our Schooling Dressage Series! Offering opportunities to continue your progress in the sandbox! Intro-Grand Prix, USEA, and WDAA tests are offered. This is a super friendly and laid back environment for green horses to get experience! All rides are usually ridden in the outdoor 20x60 dressage arena, while warm up is in our smaller outdoor arena.

Fuse Equestrian Combined Training Series (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Compete in a combined test (dressage and show jumping) in a fun, low-stress show environment. Only dressage entries welcome! Competitors will have assigned ride times for dressage and receive a block of time to ride show jumping. Offering levels from Green as Grass through Modified combined tests. USEA dressage tests and USDF Intro tests will be offered. Contact us for other levels or tests that you would like to ride and we will do our best to accommodate. Extra jump rounds can be ridden if scheduled in advance. Levels: Combined Test: Green-as-Grass, Intro, Starter, BN, Novice, Training, Modified Dressage Tests: GAG (Intro A); Intro (Intro Test C); Starter (USEA Starter); BN (USEA BN B); Novice (USEA Novice B); Training (USEA Training B); Modified (USEA Modified B) Jump Heights: GAG (18”); Intro (2'); Starter (2’3”); BN (2’7”); Novice (2’11”); Training (3’3”); Modified (3’5”)

Dressage Schooling Show at Beaux Reves Equestrian (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

** 2027 VADA Show** BRE LOYAL Show- Riders who have competed in 5 PREVIOUS BRE shows are eligible. Rider with the highest scores of the day wins extra prizes. Join us for a fun, low-key and educational schooling show. Our show series is geared to create a positive, and relaxed environment for riders and horses to pursue their goals. Rides start mid day (depending on numbers as early as 10:00am) and go into the evening. Ride Times are emailed out the Monday before. ** VADA/NOVA Affiliated Show Series for the 2027 Season** Rain date: December 9 Judge: Lisa Eagley- DesRoiser Please let the show secretary know if you have ride time requests, trailering request, and/or what test you will be riding in the "notes" section. We will NOT be able to accommodate request 2 days before the show. New This year: Schooling in the competition ring the day before the show. We are offering limited schooling the day before the show. Riders will get 1 hour in the competition ring (outdoor ring only), and will need to prompt in arriving/departure. This is schedule differently from the show and riders should look for an email Sunday Evening. Please let us know if AM or PM works best. Our parking lot CANNOT accommodate large rigs, please make sure you only sign up if you have a two horse. We will try to work within time requests- TIMES WILL BE EMAILED OUT. NO REFUNDS.

JR LandSafe Clinic- Shining Hope Farms (NC)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Junior Clinic- Friday December 4th and Saturday December 5th 2026 ****LandSafe is an UNMOUNTED CLINIC, YOU DO NOT BRING A HORSE. However, during the check out process there are required fields that ask for horse information, this is just default because LandSafe is registered as a 'clinic'. You are more then welcome to put N/A in those required fields and follow the steps to check out.**** This Junior Session is available to participants ages 6-11 years old. The Junior Session will spend approximately 2 hours on the gym mats day #1 and then approximately 1 hour on the gym mats day #2 as well as an hour on the simulator on day #2, this totals approximately 4 hours of training for the Junior participants. An example of the clinic format for this venue: Day #1 5pm-7pm- Junior Clinic (ages 6-11) Day #2 5pm-7pm- Junior Clinic returns No charge to audit for parents who have a child in the clinic. For more information about LandSafe please visit: www.landsafeequestrian.com In general, LandSafe offers clinics for different age brackets: -LandSafe clinic (targeted to ages 12-60) -JR LandSafe clinic (ages 6-11) -SR LandSafe clinic (ages 60-70) Please keep an eye on LandSafe's website to see where each clinic option is being offered throughout the country. Participant Cancellation policy: ~100% registration refund to participant if participant registration can be filled up until clinic date. ~50% registration refund to participant (if participant registration can not be filled) if needing to cancel from 14 days before the start of the clinic to 48 hours before the start of the clinic. ~No registration refund to participant 48 hours or less from clinic start date if registration can not be filled ~Handling/Payment processing fees are held by PayPal and are NOT refundable at any point in time from LandSafe ***BY CLICKING THE PAYMENT BUTTON YOU AGREE TO THE TERMS LISTED ON THIS PAGE**

LandSafe Clinic- Shining Hope Farms (NC)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

CLINIC DATE: December 5th- December 6th 2026 To Officially Register for Clinics: The LandSafe clinic is targeted to ages 12-60 years old. This is a physical clinic and participants may be asked to amend exercises based off of their physical abilities on the day of the clinic. Anyone over the age of 60 can audit the LandSafe clinic at no cost. When registering to participate please follow the prompts through the required fields, then use your credit card, PayPal or Venmo to check out. You will receive an instantaneous email confirmation from Strider once your registration is complete. https://youtu.be/9uaJCwivbto -Here is a short video showing what to expect in your first LandSafe clinic (ages 12-60). An example of the clinic format for this venue: (morning or afternoon sessions may be requested OR to be grouped with friends. Please list requests in the 'notes to organizer' section at check out or send an email at least 2 weeks before the clinic date. Once the participant informational email is sent out the weekend before the clinic which lists session times, we can not make adjustments to your session.) Day #1 8am-12pm- Group #1 1pm-5pm- Group #2 Day #2 8am-12pm- Group #1 returns 1pm-5pm- Group #2 returns LandSafe is an unmounted 2 day (approx. 4 hrs per day) training program designed to teach the best practices of fall prevention and response. The curriculum relies on one-on-one interaction as well as group learning. Riders receive ample time on the gym mats where they will learn body shaping drills and exercises to reduce their rider risk in a fall scenario. On the simulator throughout the two days participants will practice a rotational fall, a rear, off the shoulder and emergency dismount. For more information about LandSafe please visit: www.landsafeequestrian.com In general, LandSafe offers clinics for different age brackets: -LandSafe clinic (targeted to ages 12-60) -JR LandSafe clinic (ages 6-11) -SR LandSafe clinic (ages 60-70) Please keep an eye on LandSafe's website to see where each clinic option is being offered throughout the country. AUDITING IS WELCOME! $25 for one day of auditing. $40 for two days No charge for parents/spouses of participants to audit the clinic. Additionally, anyone over the age of 60 years old can audit for free. ****LandSafe is an UNMOUNTED CLINIC, YOU DO NOT BRING A HORSE. However, during the check out process there are required fields that ask for horse information, this is just default because LandSafe is registered as a 'clinic'. You are more than welcome to put N/A in those required fields and follow the steps to check out.**** Participant Cancellation policy: ~100% registration refund to participant if participant registration can be filled up until clinic date. ~50% registration refund to participant (if participant registration can not be filled) if needing to cancel from 14 days before the start of the clinic to 48 hours before the start of the clinic. ~No registration refund to participant 48 hours or less from clinic start date if registration can not be filled ~Handling/Payment processing fees are held by PayPal and are NOT refundable at any point in time from LandSafe ***BY CLICKING THE PAYMENT BUTTON YOU AGREE TO THE TERMS LISTED ON THIS PAGE**

MDS Winter Series at LeCain Performance Horses LLC (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

2026-27 Winter Series at LeCain Performance Horses LLC 3673 Old Weaversville Rd, Catlett, Va ***StriderPro will be updating the tests Nov 1st, so if you enter before than just note we will be using the new tests.** Judge: tbd Early Bird Special Offered, $45/test before Nov 5th, 2026 We will be doing mini schooling sessions in the indoor, but the outdoor grass and bluestone arena are available for longer warm ups. We will start at 9:30am, if you have a ride time request please let me know when you enter. Parking is limited, please include anyone you are trailering with. We will have you all ride together. All tests will be ridden in standard arena (20x60m) Winter Weather We will monitor the weather. I can only account for weather pattern for the showgrounds and hour radius of the showgrounds. If we have to cancel the show due to weather, we will offer refunds or rollovers to the next show or credit for another show. If we host a show and you are a no-show, there will be no refunds. Series End Awards are awarded, must show in at least 3 shows. Scores from the Southern Heritage do not count. More info on our website: www.mitchellds.com Non-Compete Horses Fee $20 (payable at the show)

Cross Country Schooling at OATLANDS (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Clinic with Lehua Custer (FL)

2026-10-28T07:25:05Z

Or more if more people want Originally from Maui, Hawaii, Lehua Custer is an accomplished dressage rider, trainer, and educator based in Wellington, Florida. After earning her degree in psychology from Pepperdine University, she spent ten years as assistant trainer to two-time Olympian Hilda Gurney at Keenridge Farm, developing expertise in young-horse training, breeding, and the progression of horses through the FEI levels. In 2010, Lehua established her own training business. Among her career highlights are winning the 2017 US Dressage Finals Third Level Open Championship aboard F.J. Ramzes and subsequently developing him to Grand Prix. She received The Dressage Foundation’s $25,000 Carol Lavell Advanced Dressage Prize in both 2019 and 2020. A USDF Bronze, Silver, and Gold Medalist and USDF Certified Instructor, Lehua has also coached riders at Championships and contributed to dressage education and sport-horse development initiatives. Her experience spans competitive dressage, breeding, and para-dressage, reflecting her commitment to developing talented horses and riders through thoughtful, systematic training.

Free Jumping Training Session with The Frame Sporthorses (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Join us in Welcoming The Frame Sporthorses back to BRE for a Free Jumping Training Session A wonderful opportunity to cross train your dressage horse, have a fun positive outing for your young horse, or help your season jumper gain more confidence and exposure at a higher level.

Barbara Strawson Clinic (MD)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Dressage Clinic with Barbara Strawson. Join us for a special clinic with Barbara Strawson, FEI Competitor, Trainer, Instructor, and Clinician. Each lesson will be 45 minutes. Starting at 9am. Barbara brings over 30 years of experience teaching, training, and competing horses through FEI Grand Prix. She has earned her USDF Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medals, along with Gold and Silver Freestyle Bars. Her accomplishments include numerous Regional and National Championship titles, placing 3rd in the National Dressage Finals Grand Prix Freestyle and 7th in the Intermediaire I. Barbara's extensive background includes: • Team Bronze Medalist at the North American Young Riders Championships • Former Assistant Trainer at Hilltop Farm • Studied and competed in Europe under four-time Olympic Gold Medalist Nicole Uphoff • Extensive training with George Williams and Bent Jensen With years of experience coaching young riders, adult amateurs, professionals, and event riders, Barbara has helped numerous horse-and-rider partnerships achieve success at all levels. Her focus is not only on competition results, but on helping each rider and horse progress toward their individual goals.

Beverly Hunter/Jumper Winter 1 Show - December 19-20 (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Join us at Beverly Equestrian for a NEW two-day JUMPER/HUNTER format for 2027! All Winter dates are recognized by VHSA and BHSA. ⚡ SATURDAYS — JUMPERS | 🌿 SUNDAYS — HUNTERS Jumpers show on Saturday; hunters show on Sunday. Both days run in the Grand Prix arena, with a more relaxed atmosphere on both days. Stabling is available for those who want to make a weekend of it, and Friday ticketed schooling runs before every show. 🐴 PLUS each day of the weekend counts as a separate show for VHSA. Come for the weekend and leave with two shows that qualify for the 2027 VHSA Associate Finals! Permanent stalls are available in the posh polo barn above the GP arean (no stall doors). Tent stalls are also available in the gooseneck trailer parking next to the Grand Prix arena. If you are showing in both the jumpers and the hunters, a weekend stall keeps your horse on the grounds from Friday through Saturday. Winter weather: we will show outdoors for as long as conditions allow and move into the indoor arena when the weather requires it. Any change of ring will be posted on beverlyequestrian.com/competitors and announced on the day. If weather moves the show to the indoor arena, stalls are assigned in the Indoor/Wofford tent stalls that are located in the polo parking paddock near the indoor and Wofford arenas instead. 📍 Same Beverly Circuit pathway points and leaderboards. 📍 Same great staff. 📍 Same beautiful rings. 📍 Same thoughtful courses. 📍 Same accessible, rider-focused competition. Beverly Equestrian | The Plains, Virginia UPCOMING SHOWS Winter Series Dates: ✓ Winter 1 - Saturday and Sunday, December 19-20, 2026. Entries close 11:59pm Thursday, December 17. ✓ Winter 2 - Saturday and Sunday, January 16-17, 2027. Entries close 11:59pm Thursday, January 14. ✓ Winter 3 - Saturday and Sunday, February 13-14, 2027. Entries close 11:59pm Thursday, February 11. Spring Series: Spring 1 - March 20-21, 2027 Spring 2 - April 17-18, 2027 Spring 3 - May 22-23, 2027 Each date: Friday - ticketed schooling. Saturday - jumpers. Sunday - hunters. THE TWO-DAY FORMAT Saturday - Jumpers -in the Grand Prix arena by the polo barns. Sunday - Hunters -also be in the Grand Prix arena. Classes 140, 145, and 148 - our Poles, Cross Rails, and Small Verticals trio - run on Saturday in the same ring as the jumpers: the Grand Prix arena, or the indoor arena if the show moves indoors. ＮＥＷ！You can create a FREE Strider Rider Account BEFORE or AFTER entering a show at Beverly- and makes changes to your entry yourself. It’s an easy way to manage your entry online, whenever you're ready. With your FREE STRIDER account, you can: ✓ Add documents later. Enter now, then upload your Coggins, vaccinations, and signed release when ready. ✓ Make changes online. Add or swap classes, change a horse, or update your entry yourself. ✓ Avoid the $35 secretary fee. Make your updates online yourself in seconds instead of sending them to the show secretary. ✓ Keep your entry transfer options open. If a show is postponed or cancelled, Beverly requires you have a Strider account to move your entry to another date ✓ Save time at future shows. Keep your documents in your STRIDER account for your next Beverly entry. Already entered? That's OK! Just create your free account using the same email address you used to enter. SCHEDULE Check the current, dated schedule graphic (on the website, not the list of classes in numerical order in the prize list) for start times and order of go on each day. Friday Ticketed Schooling & Stabling Promo: Reserve Friday ticketed schooling and a weekend stall for only $195 (#4500 on Strider). See details below in the Stabling Information section. ENTRY FEES: $25 warm up round hunters $25 per hunter class (all levels) $70 per hunter division (3 classes) $25 per class in an equitation division (Short Stirrup, Long Stirrup and Student Equitation) $70 per equitation division (3 classes) $35 per equitation class not in a division, including medals $35 per hunter derby $35 per jumper class < 1m or Participation/Intro/Development $40 per jumper class >= 1m Performance $55 per ticketed schooling round (both rings) $10 office fee per show (covers both days) $20 grounds fee per show (covers both days) $30 per horse noncompeting fee per show (covers both days) $35 Admin Fee per paper/post entry or supporting documentation received after the Closing Date (INCLUDING COGGINS and VACCINATIONS) $50 Late Scratch (after Closing Date) Fee STABLING: Weekend stalls only, Friday 12pm to Sunday 5pm $100 permanent weekend stall (located in polo barns) $150 tent weekend stall (located in tent stalls in gooseneck trailer parking by GP arena, or polo parking paddock by indoor if the show moves inside) $15 shavings per bag $150 Friday ticketed schooling and a weekend permanent stall, no tent stalls available for promo(#4500) ENTRIES. ALL entries must be submitted online. Otherwise, all non-Strider, incomplete, or late entries are subject to a mandatory $35 administration fee ("Admin Fee"). The Closing Date for all entries, for both days of the show, is 11:59pm on the Thursday before the show ("Closing Date"). Attach your negative coggins, vaccination information, and signed waiver ("Docs") electronically to your entry on Strider by the Closing Date; otherwise, an Admin Fee will apply. If you email your Docs to the show secretary to complete your entry before the Closing Date, an Admin Fee (for a non-Strider entry) will apply for non Strider entry information. DOC REQUIREMENTS ✓ All riders must sign a waiver ✓ All horses on the grounds, including non-competing horses, must have a current negative Coggins within 12 months. ✓ All horses must provide proof of Flu/Rhino vaccination within the last 6 months to enter the grounds. Beverly requires proof of vaccination for every horse on the grounds at every show. Vaccine proof can be (1) a vaccination vaccination certificate with vaccines and dates, (2) a receipt from your vet listing vaccines and dates, (3) a United States Equestrian Federation vaccination form, OR (4) a self-certification form attesting that your horse is vaccinated. A link to the form is on the website Please note that as with all personal documents, we cannot keep this information on file for you. Please create a Strider account to save this documentation to your entry and for future entries. CHANGES. Changing classes on the day of the show incurs no change fees. DO NOT submit show-day class add/drops to the show secretary. If a class change results in a credit on the show day, it can be used towards other fees AT THAT SHOW. A same day show class credit does not result in a REFUND absent special circumstances, such as a class being canceled outside of show management's control, and then, only upon email request to the show secretary at bevshowsec@gmail.com. SCRATCHES. Entries must be scratched on Strider before the Closing Date to receive any refund. You can do this from your STRIDER rider account. Refunds on or BEFORE the Closing Date are made less the $10 office fee, which is not refundable. Any refunds AFTER the Closing Date are subject to a $50 Late Scratch Fee per entry, and stall fees are not refundable after the Closing Date. CREDITS. Credits are not automatic and must be requested by email (bevshowsec@gmail.com) within four (4) days after the show. Credits are valid only after the exhibitor receives written acknowledgement from the show office. To use an approved credit at a future show, exhibitors must email the show office with the acknowledgement at least two (2) days before the show's closing date for registration instructions. Exhibitors must enter at least one class; approved credits may then be applied to additional eligible class fees as requested by the competitor. Any credit not used within one (1) year of the date of the original show will expire. STRIDER allows payment by credit card, Venmo, and PayPal. Any additional class fees can be settled at the show by check, cash, Venmo, or Zelle on the show day. No credit cards are accepted at the show. NON COMPETE HORSES. Noncompeting horses register as such on our Strider platform and pay the $30 non-compete horse fee. It is important that we have a release and a coggins on file for every horse on the property. Again, we appreciate your understanding as bio security and safety is our top concern. POSTPONEMENT OR CANCELLATION ("UNCONTROLLABLE EVENT") POLICY. The Uncontrollable Event Policy applies only when conditions outside Beverly's control (weather, air quality/wildfire smoke, other emergencies) cause Beverly to postpone or cancel a show or a portion of it. It does not apply to a rider who chooses not to attend a show held as scheduled. In an uncontrollable event case, entries will be honored on the next or rescheduled date. Any competitor unable to attend this date - or whose classes are not held - will receive a full-value credit toward a future Beverly local show, covering all fees paid (entry, office, grounds, and stall fees). Credits are issued automatically; no request is required, and they are valid for one year from the original show date. To use the credit, the competitor must have used a Strider account (not a guest account) to enter the affected show and must email the Show Secretary at bevshowsec@gmail.com at least two days before that show's Closing Date - no need to re-enter or pay again. If a competitor prefers, they may email the Show Secretary to request a refund instead; in an uncontrollable event situation, the $50 Late Scratch Fee is waived and stall fees are refunded in full, with only the $10 office fee retained. BACK NUMBERS & CLASS RIBBONS All back numbers must be picked up at the Show Office, located in the Polo Barn en route to the Polo/Grand Prix Arena. If anything is missing from your entry (signatures, documents, or payments) please stop by the Show Office in the Polo Barns before riding. Division awards and any additional ribbons will be available through the Show Office. SHOW OFFICE The main show office is located in the Polo Barns on the road leading to the Grand Prix Arena. STABLING INFORMATION #4000 – Permanent Stall – Weekend ($100) Located in the gooseneck trailer parking area near the Grand Prix Arena. If the show moves indoors, tent stalls will be located in the nearby Polo Parking Paddock. #4050 – Tent Stall – Weekend ($150) Located in the gooseneck trailer parking area near the Grand Prix Arena. If the show moves indoors, tent stalls will be located in the nearby Polo Parking Paddock. #4250 – Shavings ($15/bag) #4500 – Friday Ticketed Schooling + Permenant Weekend Stall - promo not available for tent stalls ($150) Available Friday 3pm through Sunday 5pm. Does not include shavings, buckets, or turnout. Must be reserved through Strider. Available first come, first served. No refunds for unused stalls. COURSE MAPS, SCHEDULE & SHOW INFORMATION. All information about the show including the class order and entry numbers by class can be accessed on the Competitor sub tab of the Show page on our website: www.beverlyequestrian.com/competitors. Class and schedule information for both days is made available after Thursday and may be updated if additional entries are received up until the morning of each show day. JUMPER CLASS SPECIFICATIONS (SATURDAY) Divisions are recognized by name, height, and rider eligibility in the classes according to applicable BHSA/VHSA rules. Open jumper classes may run under Table II.1 (speed), Table II(2)(b) or Table II(2)(d). Junior and amateur jumper classes below 3' (.90m) do not run as speed classes; they run under Table IV (optimum time) or Table II(2)(d) (two phase), in keeping with USEF Jumper Rule JR118.3. The table for each class is shown in Exhibit A. Unjudged ("blue ribbon rounds") trips are allowed at the jumper class fee, and then only after a judged trip, if any, in the same class. In classes without a jump-off, such as two-phase and optimum time classes, ties are not decided in a jump-off but by the fastest clear. Classes run under Table II(2)(b) (Classes 354, 453 and 813) include a jump-off. Poles/Cross Rail/Small Verticals (Participation). Open to horses and ponies. No cross entry with classes at 75cm and above. These are unrecognized classes and carry no VHSA or BHSA points. VHSA Pre-Novice / BHSA Puddle Jumper 2'. Open to horses and ponies. No cross entry with classes 1.0m and above, including riders. VHSA calls these classes "pre-novice"; BHSA calls them "puddle jumpers." VHSA Pre-Novice Ch/AA Jumper 2' VHSA/BHSA Novice Jumper 2'3". No cross entry with classes at 1.0m and above. VHSA/BHSA Novice Children's/Adult Amateur Jumper 2'3". Open to horses and ponies ridden by children and adult amateurs. No cross entry with classes at 1.0m and above. BHSA Open Jumper 2'6". VHSA Novice Ch/AA Jumper 2'6". Open to horses and ponies ridden by children and adult amateurs. No cross entry with classes at 1.10m and above. Beverly Jumper Seat Equitation - 2'9". Open to junior and amateur riders. To be shown over a jumper-style equitation course at a forward, balanced pace. Judged on the rider's position, accuracy, effectiveness, and overall rideability. The course will include technical elements appropriate for developing jumper riders, such as bending lines, related distances, and rollback turns. Riders may be asked to return for a work-off at the judge's discretion. Faults will be considered in the overall equitation score. May be ridden in standard jumper tack. Martingales permitted. Low Jumper 2'9". May be combined with Thoroughbred Jumper. VHSA/BHSA Low Jumper 2'9". VHSA/BHSA Thoroughbred Jumper 2'9". Open to Thoroughbreds registered with the Jockey Club, or for BHSA/VHSA points eligible to be registered. May be combined with Low Jumper. Open Jumper 3'. No restriction on horses/ponies or riders. May be combined with Child/AA Jumper. Children's/Adult Amateur Jumper 3'. Open to horses and ponies ridden by juniors and adult amateur riders. May be combined with Schooling and/or Modified Jumper. VHSA/BHSA Schooling/Modified Jumper 1.0-1.10-1.15-1.20-1.25m. No restriction on horses/ponies or riders. May be combined with Child/AA Jumper. HUNTER CLASS SPECIFICATIONS (SUNDAY) Warm Up. Not judged. A horse/rider combination may participate in one or more warm-up class(es) at each show at management's discretion. Warm up classes may be discontinued at any time. Riders must let the starter know upon entering the ring if the round is a warm-up. Hunter Pleasure Pony. Open to ponies ridden by Juniors. This division may only be combined with the Adult Hunter Pleasure Horse and/or the Junior Hunter Pleasure Horse. Adult Hunter Pleasure Horse. Open to horses ridden by Adult Amateurs or Professionals. Horses may cross enter into another Pleasure Division at the same show. Junior Hunter Pleasure Horse. Open to horses ridden by Juniors. Short Stirrup Hunter. Open to riders 12 years and under. Riders may not cross enter into any VHSA division except pleasure and equitation on the flat. No rider may ride more than two mounts. Fences are 18 inches. Courses may be trotted. VHSA only. Low Hunter. Open to horses and ponies. No restrictions on riders. This division may be combined with Limit Rider Hunter. Limit Rider Hunter. Open to horses and ponies ridden by Juniors/Adult Amateurs. Riders may not cross enter into any class with fences 2'6" or higher. Horses and ponies may cross enter. This division may be combined with Low Hunter. Children's Hunter. Open to horses ridden by Juniors. This division may only be combined with the Adult Amateur Division. Minimum jump height is 2'6". Adult Amateur Hunter. Open to horses and ponies not ridden in a Pony Division, ridden by Adult Amateurs. This division may only be combined with the Children's Hunter Division. Minimum jump height is 2'6". Thoroughbred Hunter. Open to registered Thoroughbreds and horses eligible to be registered with The Jockey Club. Fences 2'6" or 2'9". No restriction on riders. Thoroughbred Hunter may only be combined with the Working Hunter and/or Green Hunter. Open to horses in their 1st or 2nd year of showing over fences 2'6" or higher. Fences 2'6" or 2'9". This division may only be combined with Thoroughbred Hunter and/or Working Hunter. Working Hunter. Open to all horses, and ponies not entered in a Pony Division. This division may only be combined with Thoroughbred Hunter and/or Green Hunter. Fences 2'6", 2'9", or 3'. Entries must jump a minimum height of 2'9" for BHSA points to count. All hunter classes are judged on performance, including way of going, jumping style, and soundness. Manners and suitability are emphasized in the pony, children's and adult amateur divisions. All equitation classes are judged on hands, seat, guidance and control. EQUITATION CLASS SPECIFICATIONS Equitation on the Flat. Open to juniors and adult amateurs to show at walk, trot, canter. Judges may ask for an additional test. To be split into juniors 14 and under, juniors 15-17, and adult amateurs if entries warrant. VHSA Associate Children's/Junior Equitation Class - 2'6". Open to juniors mounted on horses. Judged on position, effectiveness of aids, consistency of pace, and overall style. The judge may call at least one-fourth of the class to show at the walk, trot and canter and to perform additional tests. Riders may not cross enter into classes with fences exceeding 3'. VHSA Associate Adult Amateur Equitation Class - 2'6". Open to adult amateurs mounted on horses. Judged and tested as for the Children's/Junior Equitation Class. Riders may not cross enter into classes with fences exceeding 3'. VHSA Associate Pony Equitation Class. Open to juniors mounted on ponies. Fences set at Small 2', Medium 2'3", Large 2'6". Judged and tested as for the Children's/Junior Equitation Class. The VHSA Associate Children's/Junior, Adult Amateur and Pony Equitation classes may be combined if entries warrant; each rider's points are recorded in the class that applies to them. A rider may enter only one VHSA Associate equitation class per show (Equitation on the Flat does not count toward this limit). Riders must be VHSA members for points to count. Long Stirrup Equitation. Open to riders 13 years and older. Judged on equitation. Riders may not cross enter into classes where they would jump over 18 inches. Courses may be trotted. Student Equitation (BHSA Only). Open to riders in their first or second year of showing over fences 2 feet or higher. Judged on equitation. Courses may be trotted. Consists of two (2) over fences classes and one (1) under saddle class. If there is only one entry we will still run the class, but it will not count for points under BHSA rules, which require two riders for a class to count. Beverly Mini Medal - 2'3". Open to junior and amateur riders. To be shown over a shortened equitation course at inviting heights appropriate for developing competitors. Judged on the rider's position, accuracy, effectiveness, and overall rideability. The course will introduce basic technical questions such as changes of direction, bending lines, and long approaches appropriate for this level. Riders may be asked to return for a flat phase or a brief work-off at the judge's discretion. Martingales permitted over fences. VHSA Children's Medal and VHSA Adult Medal. Open only to regular members of the VHSA. Over fences, riders compete over a regulation equitation course at 3 feet. In each class at least the top four riders must perform an additional test. See VHSA Rule 15. For flat medals, riders must show at all working gaits with additional requirements and test. See VHSA Rule 14 and Sections 7-10 of Rule 28. RULES & REQUIREMENTS. The applicable prize list on the Beverly website is controlling. BHSA/VHSA rules and division specifications apply. BHSA/VHSA points will be awarded to current members only. Membership forms are available from the show secretary. Membership in BHSA or VHSA is not required to compete. Please note that Beverly classes - the Poles, Cross Rails and Small Verticals trio, the Beverly Mini Medal, and the Beverly Jumper Seat Equitation - are not VHSA or BHSA recognized and carry no VHSA or BHSA points. They do earn Beverly Circuit leaderboard points. POINTS No. of Exhibitors / 1st / 2nd / 3rd / 4th / 5th / 6th 3-5 / 10 / 6 / 4 / 2 / 1 / 0.5 6-9 / 11 / 7 / 5 / 3 / 2 / 1.5 10 or higher / 12 / 8 / 6 / 4 / 3 / 2.5 Champion: 10 pts. Reserve: 6 pts. Questions: bevshowsec@gmail.com

Second Nature Farm Cavaletti Clinic (PA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Great clinic for green horses or green rides. Great way to spend time with your friends and horses. controlled quiet environment. Let us know if you would like to ride with friend groups. Horse rental for SNF current student only. Please check with your trainer before entering.

Windchase XC Course-Open For Schooling (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Windchase Eventing is pleased to offer XC schooling over our impressive 100+ acre cross-country course, with great options from Elementary through Intermediate! Come ride in one or all three of our schooling fields. Our schooling courses have excellent turf and over 300 XC jumps. **All schooling is by appointment only. To protect our excellent footing, we do not allow schooling when the ground is wet.** WIndchase Eventing is located in Hillsboro, VA and is an easy drive from Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, & West Virginia. 🌳Take advantage of a large and inviting water complex, banks, mounds, coffins, trakehners, ten different ditches, a picture frame and an Irish bank, as well as lots of narrows, corners, portable fences, oxers and tables. Everything you need to school a horse, all in one place! 🌳 Enjoy a picturesque setting over rolling hills at the base of the Blue Ridge mountains. FOOTING PERMITTING, THE COURSE IS OPEN ALMOST ALL THE TIME, BUT YOU MUST MAKE AN APPOINTMENT AND LET US KNOW YOU ARE COMING! ⏰ How to Schedule: 1.) Sign up & pay through STRIDER. State your preferred schooling day/time in the Note to Organizer. You can pay on STRIDER with any phone using Venmo, credit/debit card, or PayPal. →Attach Coggins to your STRIDER entry & sign our release (link above). →Need to know if the course is open before booking? Email pwindchase73@gmail.com or text 540-454-3834. 2.) State your preferred time/date in the Note to Organizer at least 24 hours in advance. YOU MUST GET CONFIRMATION FROM US PRIOR TO ARRIVING. →We'll email you to confirm ground conditions, that our course is open, and send you a map along with our current schooling policies. 3.) A day or two prior to schooling, reach out to Windchase to re-confirm your arrival day/time. If you have signed up to school and it rains, please CHECK WITH US TO BE SURE THE COURSE IS OPEN BEFORE SCHOOLING. The course may be closed due to ground conditions. Especially during the wetter times of year, check with us. If it is too wet, your schooling fee will be either applied to another date or refunded. Email: pwindchase73@gmail.com | Text 540-454-3834 To learn about our clinics and other activities, visit our Strider link: https://bit.ly/WindchaseEventing 🔹Facility Rules🔹 - Riders may NOT school alone; if you not with other riders you must bring a ground person. - All riders must sign a Windchase release form before mounting. - - Minors must have release form signed by parent or guardian. - All riders must wear an ASTM/SEI approved helmet and body protector. - Water is available on site. - Please LEAVE YOUR DOGS AT HOME - we have plenty already, and they don’t like outside dogs. About Windchase Eventing: Windchase is an Eventing Stable in Purcellville, VA, owned and operated by Olympian & veteran USET Member Phyllis Dawson. Windchase is highly regarded internationally for its training of event horses and riders, its sale horse program, an excellent working student program, horse boarding, and breeding of event horses. Situated on 267 acres in the beautiful western Loudoun County countryside, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Windchase offers first-rate facilities for all. Amenities include excellent stables, large indoor and outdoor riding arenas, spacious pastures, cross-country courses, and lovely hacking. To learn more about Windchase, visit http://teamwindchase.com/

CROSS COUNTRY SCHOOLING (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Starter thru Prelim. 14 ditches, 2 water, 6 bank complexes, multiple single bank options, 3 sunken roads, wedges, coffins, 4 Trakehners and excellent galloping terrain. Exceptional footwork and confidence building questions for all levels

2026 Peninsula Dressage Membership (MD)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

Join Peninsula Dressage for 2026 membership today! At Peninsula Dressage, our mission is to promote the art of dressage through competitions and educational events. We strive to create a supportive community for riders and horse enthusiasts alike. Reminder - Current PVDA membership is required to be eligible for Peninsula Dressage year end awards. Please provide an image upload of your current PVDA membership and list PVDA number below. If selecting Family membership, list family members in the corresponding box below. Choose between Open, Adult Amateur, Youth Rider, or Junior for classification field below. Definition of Adult Rider: For competition purposes, in the Dressage division, competitors shall compete as Adults from the beginning of the calendar year in which they reach the age of 22. Definition of Youth Rider: A young rider as someone who is between the ages of 16 and 21, as of the beginning of the calendar year they turn 16 and ending with the calendar year they turn 21 Definition of Junior Rider: Individuals are eligible as Juniors until the end of the calendar year in which they reach the age of 18

Frazier Farm XC schooling (CT)

2026-10-28T09:25:05Z

XC schooling @ FF. Day pass is for a single visit. Please text Corinne @ 860-689-3008 to schedule. Season pass is for unlimited visits April - December. No time limit. Ride at your own risk. Helmet required. Trainer or ground person must be present.

MDS Winter Series at LeCain Performance Horses LLC (VA)

2026-10-28T08:25:05Z

2027 Winter Series at LeCain Performance Horses LLC 3673 Old Weaversville Rd, Catlett, Va Judge: tbd Early Bird Special Offered, $45/test before Dec 11th, 2026 We will be doing mini schooling sessions in the indoor, but the outdoor grass and bluestone arena are available for longer warm ups. We will start at 9:30am, if you have a ride time request please let me know when you enter. Parking is limited, please include anyone you are trailering with. We will have you all ride together. All tests will be ridden in standard arena (20x60m) Winter Weather We will monitor the weather. I can only account for weather pattern for the showgrounds and hour radius of the showgrounds. If we have to cancel the show due to weather, we will offer refunds or rollovers to the next show or credit for another show. If we host a show and you are a no-show, there will be no refunds. Series End Awards are awarded, must show in at least 3 shows. Scores from the Southern Heritage do not count. More info on our website: www.mitchellds.com Non-Compete Horses Fee $20 (payable at the show)