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American Horse Shows Association NEWS
The AHSA web site contains updated information regarding the USOC Equestrian National Governing Body (NGB) issue.
Included are the following documents:
NGB Questions and Answers
Open Letter to the Equestrian Community (February 8, 2001).
For further information, log on to www.ahsa.org/equestriangovernance
Region 5 NEWS
USDF/ABIC REGION 5 CHAMPIONSHIPS
September 28-30, 2001
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Contact: Donald Simpson, 505-355-0680; email:
Dsimpson62@aol.com
Please see the 2000-2001 Arizona Omnibus, pp. 34-36; or the USDF web site at http://www.usdf.org/programs/
regional_championships/2000qualify.html
for all the rules pertaining to these championships.
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United States Dressage Federation NEWS
2001 USDF National Dressage Symposium
Dressage enthusiasts will have the perfect opportunity to study from one of the world's top dressage stars at the ninth annual USDF National Dressage Symposium. Located at the WestWorld Equidome in Scottsdale, Arizona, from March 30-April 1, 2001, the Symposium features three-time Olympian isabell Werth of Germany. Ms. Werth was the 2000 Olympic Individual Silver Medalist, 1996 Olympic Individual Gold Medalist; and in 1992, 1996, and 2000 an Olympic Team Gold Medalist.
The main event of the Symposium will be Isabell presenting her issights into the progressive training techniques of classical dressage on Saturday and Sunday. Participants will see horses from Training Level up to Grand Prix demonstrate the correct movements, training and the skills needed to build successfully from one level to the next. The event also includes a day of USDF University sessions, featuring two noted veterinarians. On Friday, Dr. Tom Juergens will speak on current Equine Reproduction, and Dr. Tracy Turner will speak on Lameness of the Dressage Horse.
The Symposium will feature a trade fair of various tack, apparel, jewelry and art vendors. Spaces are available for additional vendors. Contact USDF for trade fair information. The USdF National Dressage Symposium will be THE place to be to expand your knowledge of dressage, and also a great place to do some shopping.
Registration forms are in the USDF Connection in the December through March issues. You can register online at www.usdf.
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org. Advance registration by March 9, 2001: USDF members, $195 for all three days; USDF Jr/YR Members, $175 for all three days; Non-members, $250 for all three days. After March 9th, walk-in registration is $275 for all three days.
For more information, contact USDF at PO Box 6669, Lincoln, NE 68506; or call (402)434-8550; or email usdressage@usdf.org; or visit
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Classical Dressage Clinic with Marji Armstrong
International trainer Marji Armstrong will present a classical dressage clinic at Medicine Creek Ranch Training Center, Norman, Oklahoma, from June 30 through July 4, 2001. The five-day clinic will include lungeing, in-hand work, cavalry classes, and private sessions. For more information, contact Sarah Standifer (405)527-7121; or visit www.classicalhorse.com.
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