Thank you for being a Zone 6 member! Check out results from Championships, see who won the HQC Stable Challenge, nominate someone for awards and more.
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Zone 6 Riders Bring Home Medals from USHJA Children's and Adult Amateur Hunter Championships, presented by SmartPak
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Our Zone 6 members brought home medals and memories from the USHJA Zones 5 & 6 Children's and Adult Amateur Hunter Championships, presented by
SmartPak. Congratulations to all of our members who participated, and special congratulations to our Zone 6 medalists:
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1.10/1.15m Adult Amateur Team Championship
- Gold: Sierra Osborne, Lindsay Vail and Dr. Sharon Golden
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1.10/1.15m Children's Team Championship
- Bronze: Grace Griffin, Chloe Rogers and Hannah Reed
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Special thanks to our Zone 6 Chef d'Equipe Janine Weatherby for leading teams at the championships.
Read more about the team competition.
Adult Amateur Individual Medalists
Children's Individual Medalists
Click here to read more about the individual competition.
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Congratulations to Members Who Competed in the USHJA Zones 5 & 6 Jumper Team Championships
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Congratulations to our Zone 6 members who competed in the USHJA Zones 5 & 6 Jumper Team Championship at HITS Balmoral Park this month.
See who participated.
Special congratulations to
Maya Lovdal, Anne Meyer and Sierra Osborne, who were part of the bronze medal team in the 1.10/1.15m Adult Amateur Team Championships! Special thanks to Zone 6 Chef d'Equipe
Janine Weatherby for leading teams.
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Audrey Oldfather Attends EAP Session at HITS Balmoral Park
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Congratulations to our Zone 6 member
Audrey Oldfather, of Shorewood, Wisconsin, who participated in the
Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund/USHJA Emerging Athletes Program Regional Training Session at HITS Balmoral Park in Illinois.
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Try a Zone 6 Handy Hunter Challenge this year!
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The USHJA Zone 6 Handy Hunter Challenges test skills riders and their horses might use during an enjoyable day of foxhunting combining the elements of flat and over-fences classes. There are several challenges coming up the next couple of months:
- July 31-Aug. 4, Two Rivers Summer Festival I, Cumming, Iowa
- Aug. 28-Sept. 1, End of Summer at Quail Run, Elkhorn, Neb.
- Sept. 11-15, Mid States Fall, Mason City, Iowa
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Congratulations to our HQC Stable Challenge Winner
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The Stable Challenge is designed to engage a trainer's entire barn as a team. At least three students per trainer had to complete the USHJA Horsemanship Quiz Challenge Practice Quiz between June 15 and July 15.
Each of the high scoring trainers will be receiving a USHJA backpack with a brush, hoofpick, and TCP manual; a helmet from
Charles Owen; a one-year membership to
Equestriancoach.com; a $200
Parlanti gift certificate; a grooming bucket with supplies from
Shapley's; a $100
FITS Breeches gift card and a $100 gift card from
State Line Tack.
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USHJA Zones 5 & 6 Platinum Jumper Championships Results
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The USHJA Zones 5 & 6 Platinum Jumper Championships were held this month at HITS Balmoral Park and Zone 6 members participated!
Kim Barone was part of the silver medal combined Zones 5 & 6 team, and
Janine Weatherby was part of the bronze medal combined Zones 5 & 6 team. They went on to place fourth and fifth, respectively, in the individual final. Congratulations!
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Good Luck to Riders Headed to USEF Pony Finals
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USEF Pony Finals, presented by Collecting Gaits Farm are just around the corner and will be held August 6-11 at The Kentucky Horse Park.
Good luck to our riders participating, including riders who will be competing in the USEF Pony Jumper Championships.
USHJA will again host educational clinics during Pony Finals.
Click here for more info.
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Entries Open for AON/USHJA National Championships
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Do you know someone who deserves to be recognized?
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Sport History: Fun facts from the USHJA Wheeler Museum
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Getting to Know EAP Clinician Cynthia Hankins
Cynthia Hankins, one of this summer’s clinicians at the Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund/USHJA Emerging Athletes Program Regional Training Sessions, is widely recognized for winning the AHSA Medal finals in 1977 and for her national and international success with jumpers. Did you know that Cynthia’s winning record in the show ring started at a much earlier age? Cynthia took top prize in Leadline at Devon two times, at ages three and four. Her first Medal class win came at age 12 on a 13.2 1/2 hand pony, and she qualified for the Medal and ASPCA Maclay finals that year, finishing fifth in the Maclay. Cynthia’s story was featured in ”Equitation: A Foundation for Life” at the USHJA Wheeler Museum.
Photo courtesy of Cynthia Hankins.
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Upcoming events and deadlines
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USHJA Sponsors & Partners
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Photos: Terisé Cole, EQ Media, Andrew Ryback Photography, Tricia Booker, Megan Lacy
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