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About Susan Watkins: Sue Watkins’s love of horses led her to Working Equitation in 2010, and she immediately devoted her equestrian life to the sport. She studied with masters from […]
Two day Working Equitation clinic with Kim Hillyer, USAWE Region 6 Director Contact Stephanie Dobiss for more information: kdctall@gmailcom Sign up is on StriderPro.
Come and work on your confidence over fences for working equitation. We will work on your position and balance, as well as setting your horse up for success. Levels offered: […]
Contact Kim Hillyer for more information.
Working Equitation Obstacle Clinic at Almeda Farm. Clinician: Allison Reed (VA) Opening Day for Members: 5-21-22 Opening Day for public: 5-25-22 Closing Day: 6-25-22 Registration will be through StriderPro.
About Susan Watkins: Sue Watkins’s love of horses led her to Working Equitation in 2010, and she immediately devoted her equestrian life to the sport. She studied with masters from […]
1 day USAWE Licensed Show Judge: Susan Watkins, USAWE Licensed "R" Judge from Riverside, California
Opening Day for NOVAWE Members: 7-3-22 Opening Day for public: 7-10-22 Closing Day: 7-31-22 Judge: Allison Reed (VA) Ready to participate in an all-day WE Schooling Show in Frying Pan’s […]
Opening Day for NOVAWE Members: 9-11-22. Opening Day for public: 9-16-22 Judge: Kimberley Hillyer (PA) Ready to participate in an all-day fun show in Frying Pan’s spacious indoor? EOH and […]
Members of NOVAWE will meet by Zoom on January 25th at 7:00 pm. Be on the lookout for a Mail Chimp email giving out the details!
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?
