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NOVAWE announces this unique opportunity to participate in an all day Working Equitation (WE) Novice clinic and Ease of Handling (EOH) Show where you will receive alot of individual instruction! […]
Travel to Iron Rock Farm in Dover, PA to learn about and to practice on Working Equitation obstacles. NOVAWE member and instructor Kim Hillyer will work with no more than […]
Opening Day for NOVAWE Members: 9-6-21 Opening Day for public: 9-12-21 Judge: Kimberley Hillyer (PA) Ready to participate in an all-day WE Schooling Show in Frying Pan’s spacious indoor? This […]
Do you want some help with the working equitation obstacles? OSE is teaming up with Holly Linz of Keep Stables to offer coached play days in March. These will be […]
From Suzanne Liscouski: Dominique is only taking 5 riders for each three day clinic (Friday/Sat/Sun Jan 21-22-23, with a second private lesson add on clinic Mon/Tues/Wed Jan 24-25-26). You can […]
NOVAWE's Member Meeting will be held at the Visitor's Center at Frying Pan Farm Park. Lunch will be served and seating is limited. You must register to attend this event. […]
Contact organizer for more details about this WE Clinic. Event can be found on the Events tab of the USAWE Region 6 Facebook page.
Do you want some help with the working equitation obstacles? OSE is teaming up with Holly Linz of Keep Stables to offer coached play days in February & March. These […]
Dominique Barbier will be at Briar Creek Farm for a three day clinic. Contact Suzanne to sign up and get more information. Auditors welcome at $50/day.
The March 2022 Rounding Posts has information about two nationally known WE clinicians coming to Virginia as well as an informative article about horse vaccines by Jessica M. Williamson, D.V.M.
The warm days are starting to outnumber the cold, and as we start riding again, we start planning our calendars. With those plans, comes the realization that it’s time to schedule spring shots and Coggins tests. We know we must do them, but why is this a tradition in the spring? Why is this a good idea? What are we vaccinating for? Are they really still needed?
