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Lexington, KY --- The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

We Accept:

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada.

Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

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“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications

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will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

About the USA Equestrian Trust USA Equestrian Trust is a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation whose mission is to assist in preserving and/or enhancing the quality of equestrian sport in the United States of America.

Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is a 501 (c)(3) organization pursuant to the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986."

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“Whether you have a small project or larger goal, if you are a not-for-profit it’s worth the effort to apply,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2.

Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site www.trusthorses.org.

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The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST.

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Lexington, KY --- The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

We Accept:

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada.

Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

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“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications

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will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

About the USA Equestrian Trust USA Equestrian Trust is a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation whose mission is to assist in preserving and/or enhancing the quality of equestrian sport in the United States of America.

Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is a 501 (c)(3) organization pursuant to the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986."

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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Lexington, KY --- The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

We Accept:

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada.

Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

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“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications

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will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

About the USA Equestrian Trust USA Equestrian Trust is a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation whose mission is to assist in preserving and/or enhancing the quality of equestrian sport in the United States of America.

Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is a 501 (c)(3) organization pursuant to the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986."

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs.

USAET also accepts donations of any amount. Donations can be made by visiting the web site donation page http://www.trusthorses.org/donate.html, or by mailing a check to: P.O. Box 13321, Lexington, KY 40583-3321. Donations are tax deductible to the full extent permitted by law.

To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

About the USA Equestrian Trust USA Equestrian Trust is a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation whose mission is to assist in preserving and/or enhancing the quality of equestrian sport in the United States of America.

Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is organized within the meaning of Section 501 (c)(3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986.

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April 1, 2010—Lexington, KY--If you are a non-profit equine organization in need of a grant then don’t delay. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html [1] and fill out a grant application from USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline of May 4th at 5 PM EST is fast approaching.

“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs.

USAET also accepts donations of any amount. Donations can be made by visiting the web site donation page http://www.trusthorses.org/donate.html [2], or by mailing a check to: P.O. Box 13321, Lexington, KY 40583-3321. Donations are tax deductible to the full extent permitted by law.

To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org [3].

About the USA Equestrian Trust USA Equestrian Trust is a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation whose mission is to assist in preserving and/or enhancing the quality of equestrian sport in the United States of America.

Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is organized within the meaning of Section 501 (c)(3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986.

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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Lexington, KY — Grant applications continue to come in to USA Equestrian Trust (USAET) but there’s still time to submit a proposal.

All not-for-profits are invited to apply by going to the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html to fill out the online grant application. The deadline is May 2 at 5 p.m. EST. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada.

Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“Whether you have a small project or larger goal, if you are a not-forprofit it’s worth the effort to apply,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

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February 2, 2011—Lexington, KY—The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

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USA Equestrian Trust Now Accepting Fi Applications February 2, 2011 Press Release The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust’s board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

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Grant applications continue to come in to USA Equestrian Trust (USAET) but there’s still time to submit a proposal.

All not-for-profits are invited to apply by going to the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html to fill out the online grant application. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for needbased and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“Whether you have a small project or larger goal, if you are a not-for-profit it’s worth the effort to apply,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

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Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

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Bits & Tips UCF Equestrian Team Montanna L. Freeman As a follow up to last month's college edition which featured the UCF Huntseat Team, the university also has two other Equestrian teams: Western and Dressage. The western team which competes in IHSA alongside the huntseat team finished fifth in their region, an accomplishment the team is proud of considering their small size of only seven riders, four of which were freshmen. Despite their underdog status, two of the seven riders managed to qualify for Regionals; Freshman Katie Laughman, placed third in Beginner Horsemanship, and sophomore Shelby Eldridge (captain), placed first in Open Horsemanship. Shelby will now compete at the IHSA Semi's at University of Findlay in Ohio on March 26th and 27th. She will be the first rider UCF has ever sent to the IHSA western Semi's and her team wishes her the best of luck.

The Dressage team also finished out their season on a high note, finishing in third place in their January 30th IDA show, hosted by UCF at Ashmore Equestrian Center and then receiving reserve high point team at their last two IDA shows hosted by Florida State University, where Freshman rider Livvy Risner earned the title of high point rider for the day! This was the Dressage Team's first season showing under new coach Ali Collier-Harvey of Turning Point Equestrian Centre, and they are pleased with their success this season and are eagerly looking forward to competing next year. The team is now focused on working together with the other universities in their region in preparation for nationals, which are being hosted this year by the University of Florida at Canterbury Equestrian Show Place and will take place April 30th through May 1st."

Washington International Horse Show Signs Three-Year Deal With Verizon Center The Washington International Horse Show (WIHS), the leading indoor championship horse show in the country, is pleased to announce a three-year deal with Verizon Center to extend its run at the Washington, D. C. venue through 2013. Verizon Center has been home to WIHS since 2000. The 53rd annual Washington International Horse Show will take place October 25-30.

“We are thrilled to remain at Verizon Center and continue this great Washington tradition. Verizon Center has been home to WIHS for 12 years, and while there are complexities in producing an urban horse show with shipping horses in and out of the city and closing city streets to create stables, it also makes us one of the most exciting horse shows in the country,” said Anthony F. Hitchcock, chief operating officer of WIHS.“The Washington International Horse show has been a prominent, annual event for the arena,” said David Touhey, senior vice president and general manager of Verizon Center.“We’re excited to be able to extend our relationship for another three years and continue to provide the community with another fun and entertaining family show that features world-class equestrian competition.”

Verizon Center is located in the popular Penn Quarter neighborhood of Washington, D.C., close to museums and restaurants and within walking distance of the National Mall. Averaging 220 events per year, the arena is home to three professional sports teams and one college team including the Washington Wizards, Washington Capitals, Washington Mystics and the Georgetown Hoyas.The arena also hosts a variety of concerts, family shows and worldclass sporting events.

“We have unique standing in the equestrian world, being the last great urban indoor horse show in the nation, and it is our goal to continue to ensure Washington is a ‘mustattend’ event for the equestrian world and the Washington, D.C. community,” said Juliet W. Reid, president of WIHS.WIHS highlights include the WIHS Equitation Championship Finals for the top junior riders in the country, Kids’ Day with free pony riders and activities for children, Barn Night, the Puissance high jump, and the $100,000 President’s Cup Grand Prix, where top horses and riders, including Olympic medalists, Compete for the President of the United States Perpetual Cup, donated to the show in 1961 by First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy.

Edgar Schutte , President of the American Hanoverian Society, Speaks to the Sunshine Sporthorse Assocation!

On Saturday, March 19th 2011, members of the Sunshine Sporthorse Association (SSHA) had the privilege of meeting Edgar and Susan Schutte, owners of Rainbow Equus Meadows.Edgar and Susan made the trip from their farm in Sacramento, California to see one of their fine stallions, Baron Van Gogh, show at HITS in Ocala, FL.Edgar, who is the newly elected President of the American Hanoverian Society, spoke about his breeding

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program and personally introduced us to Baron!

Edgar, originally from Holland, moved to the US over 20 years ago where he met his wife Susan and slowly became more involved with Hanoverian breeding. Since then, he and Susan have been fine-tuning their breeding program breeding 20-25 mares a year and standing some of the most accomplished stallions in the United States. They strive to always improve type and quality with focus on conformation, movement and temperament.

Edgar looks for “just the right amount of spark” in his mares and stallions. His efforts have made a significant change in the development of jumpers here in the United States.

“Mare matching is the key to producing excellence”. He recognizes the amount of time, money and effort that goes in to every breeding and Believes that pairing the right stallion with each mare is the key to continuous improvement. He combines jumping pedigree with stallions that have bold movement and a good temperament to produce horses that anyone can raise, train, show and enjoy.

As breeders we need to realize that a good life for a horse is one in which they are useful and attractive to people.Everyone needs to know and understand their role in that horse’s life and owners need to realize and show the potential of their horses. We need to better connect and increase efforts to link people together.We must all work together to strengthen the relationship between breeders and the performance world.

The Rainbow Equus Meadow’s philosophy is “it’s important to love what you do and love the horses you breed and produce.” www.RainbowEquus.com International Equestrians Unite To Raise Funds & Awareness For Children In Need At a WEF Dinner Benefit Wellington, FL – Olympic show jumping legend Margie Engle and international children's charity founder Liliane Stransky joined forces For the Step By Step Foundation's second annual All In For Charity Poker Tournament and dinner benefit on March 13th.

Although Engle, the 10 X AGA Rider of the Year had placed ahead of Paulo Santana in the $231k FEI World Cup Grand Prix the night before, the Brazilian show Jumping veteran was not to be denied in the All in for Charity Poker Tournament!Daniel DiPicoli, Adolpho Franco, Cesar Almeiea, Gustavo Amorin and Santana made up Team Brazil . When all hands were in, it was grand prix champion Santana who was named the numero uno player, winning the Step By Step All In For Charity Poker Tournament.

"To have great riders like Jimmy Torano and Margie Engle behind our charity is a real honor. Their support and assistance makes all the difference when it comes to raising awareness and spreading our message to the equestrian enthusiasts. As we all know, the horse show world is truly an international one, and our goal is global.

We want to enhance the lives of underprivileged children worldwide by creating and supporting sustainable health, education, and wellness programs.We do this, literally step by step, donation by donation, rider by rider!"

MAY 2 DEADLINE TO SUBMIT YOUR GRANT PROPOSAL TO USA EQUESTRIAN TRUST February 2, 2011—Lexington, KY—The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/requ est.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for needbased and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada.Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org. All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd.Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

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April 16, 2011—Lexington, KY—Grant applications continue to come in to USA Equestrian Trust (USAET) but there’s still time to submit a proposal. All not-for-profits are invited to apply by going to the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html to fill out the online grant application.

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“Whether you have a small project or larger goal, if you are a not-for-profit it’s worth the effort to apply,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

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their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

About the USA Equestrian Trust USA Equestrian Trust is a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation whose mission is to assist in preserving and/or enhancing the quality of equestrian sport in the United States of America.

Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is a 501(c)(3) organization pursuant to the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986.

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MAY 2 DEADLINE TO SUBMIT YOUR GRANT PROPOSAL TO USA EQUESTRIAN TRUST February 2, 2011—Lexington, KY—The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

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includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

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Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is a 501 (c)(3) organization pursuant to the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986."

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

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project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

About the USA Equestrian Trust USA Equestrian Trust is a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation whose mission is to assist in preserving and/or enhancing the quality of equestrian sport in the United States of America.

Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is a 501 (c)(3) organization pursuant to the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986.”

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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to fill out the online grant application. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“Whether you have a small project or larger goal, if you are a not-for-profit it’s worth the effort to apply,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

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April 13, 2011—Lexington, KY—Grant applications continue to come in to USA Equestrian Trust (USAET) but there’s still time to submit a proposal. All not-for-profits are invited to apply by going to the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html to fill out the online grant application. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“Whether you have a small project or larger goal, if you are a not-for-profit it’s worth the effort to apply,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

About the USA Equestrian Trust USA Equestrian Trust is a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation whose mission is to assist in preserving and/or enhancing the quality of equestrian sport in the United States of America.

Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is a 501(c)(3) organization pursuant to the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986.

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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February 2, 2011—Lexington, KY—The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-forprofit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

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“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org .

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All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

About the USA Equestrian Trust USA Equestrian Trust is a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation whose mission is to assist in preserving and/or enhancing the quality of equestrian sport in the United States of America.

Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is a 501 (c)(3) organization pursuant to the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986."

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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February 2, 2011—Lexington, KY—The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to nonprofit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada.

Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

About the USA Equestrian Trust USA Equestrian Trust is a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation whose mission is to assist in preserving and/or enhancing the quality of equestrian sport in the United States of America.

Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is a 501 (c)(3) organization pursuant to the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986."

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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Lexington, KY --- The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

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“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

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About the USA Equestrian Trust USA Equestrian Trust is a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation whose mission is to assist in preserving and/or enhancing the quality of equestrian sport in the United States of America.

Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is a 501 (c)(3) organization pursuant to the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986."

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs.

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May 2 Deadline to Submit Grant Proposal to USA Equestrian Trust February 3rd, 2011 Lexington, KY — The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011.

Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2 at 5 p.m. (EST).

Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust’s board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for needbased and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

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February 2, 2011—Lexington, KY—The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

About the USA Equestrian Trust USA Equestrian Trust is a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation whose mission is to assist in preserving and/or enhancing the quality of equestrian sport in the United States of America.

Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is a 501 (c)(3) organization pursuant to the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986."

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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Lexington, KY --- The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST.

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Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

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Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

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“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

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The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

About the USA Equestrian Trust USA Equestrian Trust is a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation whose mission is to assist in preserving and/or enhancing the quality of equestrian sport in the United States of America.

Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is a 501 (c)(3) organization pursuant to the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986."

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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E. Allan Buck Files Grievance to Allow Bitless Bridles in Dressage Competition Submitted by Allan Buck The opportunity to stand our ground in the protection of the health and welfare of our horses is at hand. An exciting time has come for horsemen and horsewomen to line up in the famous cavalry charge and defend our rights and the rights of our horses. We as Americans have the opportunity to unite horse people all over the world by showing the way.

On May 16th through the 18th of 2011, the USEF Hearing Committee will be addressing a grievance filed by E. Allan Buck regarding failure of USEF to enforce the Mission Statement and rules regarding the health and welfare of the horse.

This grievance is predicated upon USEF Board of Directors and Dressage Committee refusing to allow bitless dressage for the 'second' time.

To see the grievance text in its entirety please visit www.hartetoharte.org and click on the button that says USEF Grievance. The 'willful, knowing, intentional' refusal by USEF to allow individuals to compete their horses in any venue using equipment they know benefit's the health and welfare of their horses is in violation of the all that USEF stands for.

The'willful, knowing, intentional' refusal by USEF to regulate licensed competition judges in such a manner as to demand said judges enforce all of the rules as stipulated presents an unfair field of competition for those riders who wish to meet the criteria set forth in the stipulated rules. Mr. Buck is allowed to present affidavits in support of the rule change to allow bitless competitors predicated upon the health and welfare of the horse. And such affidavits should also support the enforcement of 'all' rules, regulations and especially the Mission Statement.

Such affidavits with full name, address and telephone number, can be sent in PDF format to spirit bridle@yahoo.com. It would most helpful to receive donations

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All completed packages must be post marked and submitted to the Academic Achievement Awards Committee on or before March 23, 2011.

The Academic Achievement Awards Committee will submit all the names to the National Horse Show Organizer prior to the 2011 IHSA Nationals.

The award winners will have their names printed in the National Horse Show Program and will receive a certificate in recognition of their outstanding academic achievement.

Students who would like to be considered for the Senior Essay Academic Achievement Award and its $500.00 cash prize must meet the following guidelines and March 23, 2011 submission deadline: 1. Meet the Senior Athletic Academic Achievement Award Qualifications.

2. Write a 500- word essay about: What "qualities" did you learn from Intercollegiate Horse Show Association competitions that have benefited you in your academic years and will benefit you in your future career?

3. Submit two written letters of recommendation stating why you should win the special award of $ 500.00.

Agree to in writing that should your essay win, you will allow your essay to be submitted for publication.

Application Deadline is March 23, 2011 (IHSA will only accept complete applications.) All applications must be sent in their entirety. There will be no exceptions. All packages must be post marked on or before March 23, 2011. All packages post marked after March 23 will be considered late. The committee will decide whether to accept an essay or not if late. Your name may be withdrawn from the essay portion of the Academic Achievement Award. Please also send your essay electronically to CJ Law at cjlaw@mtholyoke.edu. One hard copy of your essay in the packet and send an e-mail with your essay attached.

The One Special Award Winner will be announced at the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association National Horse Show.

All information for both IHSA Awards must be submitted to: C. J. Law, I.H.S.A. Academic Achievement Award Committee Mount Holyoke College Equestrian Center 50 College Street South Hadley, MA 01075 Should you have additional questions please call C. J. Law at 413-538-2264. posted February 2, 2011

May 2 Deadline to Submit Your Grant Proposal to USA Equestrian Trust The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper notfor-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

"While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application," commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

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All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org. posted January 26, 2011

Jenny Karazissis has a Rendezvous with Victory at the LAEC Opener Horse Show (press release provided by LEG Up News) Jenny Karazissis started out 2011 in the ideal way, with the victory in the first USHJA National Hunter Derby on the West Coast. She piloted Rendez-vous (Kimberly Narlinger, owner) to the win in this class at the LAEC Opener Horse show (Jan 21-23). Jenny has been a force to reckon with ever since the USHJA derbies started a few years ago, and with the advent of new USHJA National Derbies at 3'0", even more horses and riders have an opportunity to compete in these special classes.

Recently imported from Europe, the five year old Holsteiner gelding handled Chris Collman's well designed courses with aplomb. After a spook in the first round the pair earned a 75, but they came back decisively in the handy phase. The course started out with a hand gallop directly to the first fence, followed by a roll back to second fence with options of how tight a track a rider wanted to take. Jenny was moderately conservative on the roll back, and she took all four high options to finish with a score of 87 and the win.

"I was so pleased," Jenny said. "It was late in the afternoon, so you worry about the shadows and the horse spooking, but it could not have been better. He was listening and rode so beautifully, and I couldn't be happier. The class was a good way to get to know him better."

She plans to move the gelding into the First Year Green Hunter section and is keeping an eye on the USHJA International Hunter Derbies for the talented Rendez-vous.

Tommi Clark and Kamari (Raquelle De La Rocha Bussel, owner) finished second.

Kamari competed in the First Year Green Hunters last year and this year the gelding has stepped into the Junior Hunter section. Deirdra Davis captured third with Lacora (Morgan Dickerson, owner) after posting a score in the 80s in the handy round.

Georges Bittar was thrilled with his last minute decision to enter Raphael when the gelding captured fourth in his first time in the hunter ring. "He shows in the jumpers and does well, but he also jumps so nice I knew he would do great," said Georges.

Not only was Jenny pleased with her success, but also with that of her student, 15 -year-old Molly Peddicord, who took home several first and second place ribbons in her equitation rounds aboard Loupino. Molly won the CPHA Foundation Equitation Class and had second place finishes in the USEF, WCE and LAHJA Junior Medal classes.

At the end of last season, Molly transitioned to the 3'6" medals after winning both local based LAHJA Rosewood Finals and the national based THIS National Children's Medal National Finals (Capital Challenge Horse Show, Maryland. Since then, she has been busy practicing riding without stirrups and looking forward to the start of the 2011 season. "She'll do extremely well; she's a great student with a wonderful horse," Jenny added.

While Tommi Clark was happy with her performance on Kamari in the derby, she was also happy with Kylee Arbuckle's rides on the talented gelding in the Small Junior Hunters where they captured the show championship. "He's a really cool horse and so much fun to ride, so I'm really thankful to Raquelle and Tommi for giving me the opportunity to show him," Kyle explained. "I'm planning on showing him at Thermal and I'm really excited about it. Kamari is an awesome horse and I had a blast on him."

The Childrens Hunter Championship went to 12-year-old Sydney Hutchins (Jim Hagman, trainer) after emerging victorious in each of her jumping classes and earning second place in the under saddle with Cappuccino. Sydney also was a success in her equitation classes, earning blue ribbons in the Onondarka and LAHJA Rosewood medal classes.

"He hasn't been doing equitation for that long, and he's really brave and honest to the jumps," Sydney said. This will be her first year focusing on riding only horses after several years of riding ponies. "I would like to place in the top four in the Onondarka finals this year, because this is my last year in it."

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"It feels really awesome to win two Grand Prix classes in less than 24 hours," said Davis, who is 18 years old, with a blindly bright future in show jumping. "Next week is the big $200,000 class, so I hope I didn't use up all of my good fortune."

Good fortune indeed. Davis can also add to her accolades for the week the fact that Sunday's class had the largest starting field of any Grand Prix to date at the HITS Desert Circuit since the show moved to the property in Thermal.

In fact, blessed by another beautiful week of weather, last week's show was the biggest the Circuit has seen since its opening season at the new property in 2007, and everything was sold-out. The stalls, VIP seating in both the Oasis Club and the Charles Owen Club in the indoor arena, and paddocks were all at full capacity, as the HITS Desert Circuit enjoys a thriving winter show season heading into the final stretch.

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Scholarship for an agriculture major and the Frankel Scholarship, in honor of the late hall of fame trainer, Bobby Frankel, sponsored by his estate. The RFE will continue to offer the Thoroughbred, ASHADO, KEEP and Washington Thoroughbred Scholarships, as well as the Winner's Circle Program scholarship for third-year equine veterinary students. On a sad note, the Fleet Indian Scholarship will be renamed the Olivia M. Saylor Scholarship in memory of RFE board member, Paul Saylor's daughter who was tragically killed in a fire on New Year's Day, 2011.

To further our mission of enabling young people of equine industry families as well as those who want to pursue an equine-related or agricultural career, $40,000 has been committed to the Horse Farm Workers' Educational Assistance Fund for scholarships in Kentucky and $80,000 has been committed to the New York Youth Outreach Program, the Kentucky Youth Outreach Program and a partnership with the Belmont Child Care Association's Anna House to offer a program that benefits elementary students in the Elmont, New York area.

Scholarship application deadline for most scholarships is Monday, February 28, 2011. For further application information contact the RFE office at (859) 252-8648 or go online to www.raceforeducation.org.

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May 2 Deadline to Submit Your Grant Proposal to USA Equestrian Trust The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

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"While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application," commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

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Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not -for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve. â&#x20AC;&#x153;While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,â&#x20AC;? commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

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MAY 2 DEADLINE TO SUBMIT YOUR GRANT PROPOSAL TO USA EQUESTRIAN TRUST Lexington, Kentucky - The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to non-profit equine organizations to be funded in 2011. Go to our Grant request page and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and meanstested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

"While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application," commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

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Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is a 501 (c)(3) organization pursuant to the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986."

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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Lexington, KY — The USA Equestrian Trust is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for financial grants to nonprofit equine organizations to be funded in 2011.

Go to http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html and fill out a grant application for the USA Equestrian Trust Grant Program. The deadline is May 2 at 5 p.m. (EST).

Despite the continued economic struggles, the Trust's board was pleased to grant nearly $135,000 to seven applicants in 2010. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“While no public charity can make grants to every deserving group, USA Equestrian Trust encourages any non profit in the equestrian community who needs assistance to consider completing the grant application,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

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The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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Lexington, KY — Grant applications continue to come in to USA Equestrian Trust (USAET) but there’s still time to submit a proposal. All not-for-profits are invited to apply by going to the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html to fill out the online grant application. The deadline is May 2 at 5 p.m.

EST. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“Whether you have a small project or larger goal, if you are a not -for-profit it’s worth the effort to apply,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2.

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Submit Your Grant Proposal to USA Equestrian Trust RELEASE: April 14, 2011 AUTHOR: Diane DeRosa

Lexington, KY — Grant applications continue to come in to USA Equestrian Trust (USAET) but there’s still time to submit a proposal. All not-for-profits are invited to apply by going to the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html to fill out the online grant application. The deadline is May 2 at 5 p.m. EST. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“Whether you have a small project or larger goal, if you are a not-for-profit it’s worth the effort to apply,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2.

Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

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April 16, 2011—Lexington, KY—Grant applications continue to come in to USA Equestrian Trust (USAET) but there’s still time to submit a proposal. All not-for-profits are invited to apply by going to the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html to fill out the online grant application. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Past recipients of grants include those doing equine health research, equestrian land conservation, and educational programs. The Trust welcomes applications for need-based and means-tested worthy equestrian projects and encourages applicants to detail those in their applications.

Funds available for grants include $77,000 reserved for Hunter and Jumper not-for-profit purposes or programs in California and Nevada. Applicants for this fund should make clear their intention to apply for funds available from this specific reserve.

“Whether you have a small project or larger goal, if you are a not-for-profit it’s worth the effort to apply,” commented Alan F. Balch, USAET President.

The Trust has made several improvements to the online application process this year. The revamped form includes a review page on which applicants can both proof and edit their applications before submitting. All applicants must submit a proposed budget for their project as a word processing document. Applications cannot be submitted without one. If you have any questions about applying, please e-mail grants@trusthorses.org.

All grant applications MUST be submitted no later than May 2nd. Mailed applications MUST be POSTMARKED by May 2nd. No late applications will be considered. To learn more about USA Equestrian Trust and/or its grant program, visit the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org.

About the USA Equestrian Trust USA Equestrian Trust is a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation whose mission is to assist in preserving and/or enhancing the quality of equestrian sport in the United States of America.

Its objects and purposes are exclusively charitable, educational and dedicated to the fostering of equestrian sports, and the corporation is a 501(c)(3) organization pursuant to the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986.

The Trust is a Sustaining Affiliate of United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), the National Governing Body for equestrian sport in the United States.

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Apr 14, 2011 SUBMIT YOUR GRANT PROPOSAL TO USA EQUESTRIAN TRUST USA Grant applications continue to come in to USA Equestrian Trust (USAET) but there’s still time to submit a proposal. All not-for-profits are invited to apply by going to the web site at http://www.trusthorses.org/grant/request.html to fill out the online grant application. The deadline is May 2nd at 5 PM EST. Past recipients of [...] More info...

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Apr 13, 2011 Yes, Your Horse is Fat USA Horse owners are often warned about the dangers of equine obesity and encouraged to help overweight horses drop a few pounds. But to solve this problem they must be able to acknowledge it in the first place. According to the results of a recent study completed by a group of researchers in the U.K., one of the biggest challenges posed by equine obesity could be that owners don't recognize their horses are overweight.

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Apr 12, 2011 Carry two spare tyres, horse owners urged USA Equestrians should consider carrying an extra spare tyre when trailering animals, according to the operators of a roadside assistance programme for horse owners.Equestrians should carry two spare tyres, a roadside assistance specialist says. USRider points out that the roadside is a dangerous place to be, especially with horses on board.

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Apr 12, 2011 Conquering the canter?

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