Through this grant, one junior rider with limited financial resources will be granted $1,000 to compete in a national equitation championship at a fence height of 3' or higher that they have qualified for.
The championships will follow the same two-round format as the regular National Hunter Derby class but will be offered in three sections: Open, Amateurs and Juniors.
You can learn what the judges learn by virtually auditing one of USHJA's Licensed Officials Clinics! For $50, take a look into a judge's mind and learn about what they look for in Hunter Breeding classes on April 19-20 from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
*The original April webinar, Quickbooks with Holly Frenzel, has been postponed until July.
Have you heard? The USHJA Outreach program is new and improved, including restructured awards and rewards for competitors that are USHJA members at the free Outreach level or higher:
High-Point Awards - The highest pointed Gold level rider in each Zone will earn the Golden Backstage Pass to participate in USHJA National Championship Affiliate Sections and other events at the Championships!
Trainer Awards - One trainer from each Zone whose riders have earned 100 or more points cumulatively will be recognized as the USHJA Outreach High Point Trainer.
Horses Awards - Owners of horses wishing to have their horses earn points towards awards must register their horse with USHJA
It's almost time for the final World Championship Hunter Rider Spectacular of 2021! The WCHR Summer Spectacular will be held June 9-13 during the Blenheim Equisports June Classic I in San Juan Capistrano, California.
