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National Championship Horse Show

IHSA CODE OF CONDUCT

The Intercollegiate Horse Show Association is committed to good sportsmanship and developing healthy environments for competition. We believe the opportunity to represent an I.H.S.A. institution is a privilege, which is accompanied by the responsibility to behave with dignity in and outside of the show ring. Individuals associated with an I.H.S.A. member institution are expected to conduct themselves in such a manner to represent the highest level of honor and observe the principles of good sportsmanship, good horsemanship, honesty, fairness, dignity, civility, and respect.

The Intercollegiate Horse Show Association does not condone unsportsmanlike conduct on the part of student rider-athlete, coach, administrator, spectator, or any individual associated with a member institution. The Code of Conduct is designed for the promotion and protection of the integrity of the intention of The Intercollegiate Horse Show Association.

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE HORSE SHOW ASSOCIATION MEMBER INSTITUTIONS:

1. To develop strategies to educate rider athletes, coaches, parents, and community members about sportsmanship, good horsemanship skills, ethical conduct and fairness within the sport

2. To stress the values derived from competing fairly

3. To treat other teams with respect and dignity

4. To be cordial and courteous to other teams, team members, I.H.S.A. officials, horse show officials, horse owners and barn management staff

5. To respect the integrity and judgment of the horse show officials, barn management and horse owners

6. To help coaches and rider athletes understand and respect the rules and regulations of The Intercollegiate Horse Show Association

GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP INCLUDES:

• Observing and supporting the rules of the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association

• Promoting the spirit as well as the letter of the rules

• Placing fairness first as a goal in competing in all horse shows and in the organizing of I.H.S.A. horse shows

• Taking personal responsibility for high standards of ethics

• Showing civility toward competitors, coaches, I.H.S.A. officials and horse show officials

• Commending good effort by teammates, other team members, and officials

• Riding competitively, showing good horsemanship skills and being fair

• Showing maturity and integrity in conduct in and out of the show ring

• Being a gracious winner and accepting defeat gracefully

A LETTER FROM THE Executive Director

Dear IHSA members, coaches, parents, sponsors, supporters, and friends,

Warm congratulations to all the riders and teams who have successfully navigated the regular season and competitive post-season, earning the opportunity to compete here at the IHSA National Championship. We are delighted to welcome teams and individuals from across North America gathering at Tryon International Equestrian Center.

Riders, take pride in your achievements, and I urge you to seize this chance to connect with fellow competitors from different teams. You'll discover a shared passion for horses and equestrian sports and a collective commitment to good sportsmanship.

The IHSA and this event owe their success to the dedicated army of volunteers who work tirelessly year-round to ensure seamless execution. Our volunteer board of directors demonstrates unwavering dedication to the IHSA's mission, and we are profoundly grateful for their considerable time and expertise.

I extend a heartfelt thank you to all the schools and individuals providing horses for Nationals. Competition wouldn't be possible without their invaluable contributions. Members, please take a moment to express gratitude to our horse providers. Remember to acknowledge the horse you ride with a pat, recognizing that its provider is cheering for its performance, regardless of team affiliations.

We extend our gratitude to our sponsors, particularly those who have recently joined us, like Dover Saddlery, Horseware Ireland and those returning who have shown exceptional support, notably Back on Track and CWD. We are thrilled to expand our relationships with our friends at The Chronicle of the Horse and Equine Network and thank them for their generosity.

Many thanks to our equestrian community and the governing bodies that champion our mission to provide equestrian opportunities to college students of diverse backgrounds and skill levels – USHJA, NRHA, AQHA, APHA and NSBA.

Join us in honoring two remarkable individuals who have played and continue to play vital roles within the IHSA – Lifetime Achievement Award recipients Julie Mann and Becky Huddleston.

Saturday afternoon, join us in honoring the 2024 class of IHSA Hall of Fame inductees. These individuals and horses represent our organization's ideals and have given back to the IHSA and the industry.

Also, we are excited to share our IHSA Parade of Teams with a greater audience on Saturday before the Tryon International Saturday Night Lights Grand Prix.

Make sure to explore all the vendors and sponsors who steadfastly support the IHSA throughout the year.

I wish everyone the best of luck this weekend and hope you thoroughly enjoy this time together!

Sincerely,

Peter Cashman IHSA Executive Director

National Championship Horse Show

TEAM CLASSES

HUNTER SEAT TEAM CLASSES

WESTERN TEAM CLASSES

MISSION STATEMENT

The IHSA promotes competition for riders of all skill levels, who compete individually and as teams at regional, zone and national levels. The association was founded on the principle that any college student should have the opportunity to participate in equestrian competition regardless of financial status, gender or riding level. The IHSA emphasizes learning and sportsmanship and fosters teamwork. IHSA welcomes riders in their first years of riding and students with show experience. IHSA eliminates the expense of owning and transporting horses and puts competition within financial reach of college and university students.

History of the

INTERCOLLEGIATE HORSE SHOWS ASSOCIATION

The Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association was established in 1967 by Robert “Bob” Cacchione while he was an 18-year-old sophomore attending Farleigh Dickinson University in Teaneck, New Jersey. Cacchione developed the prototype competition program with the help of his professor and renowned horseman, Jack Fritz.

Some of the most notable riders in show jumping and the Western disciplines competed in the IHSA during their college years. Olympic gold medalist Beezie Madden competed for Southern Seminary and won the Cacchione Cup in 1984. Olympic gold medalist Peter Wylde won the Cacchione Cup in 1986 while he attended Tufts University.

Launched with just two colleges competing in hunter seat equitation, the IHSA was praised for its competition format and quickly caught on. In 1979 the Western divisions premiered at the IHSA National Championship Horse Show (Nationals). In 1999 IHSA Inc. was established as a nonprofit organization.

The early shows were judged by great horsemen, like Frank Chapot and Michael Page. Originally, Nationals were held at various college facilities but are now held at major equestrian competition venues.

Murray State Equestrian, 1988 IHSA Western Team Co-Champions

Bob Cacchione poses with a winning team. Beezie Patton Madden competing in the IHSA for Southern Seminary.

About the

INTERCOLLEGIATE HORSE SHOWS ASSOCIATION

The Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association (IHSA) welcomes members of all genders and riding levels and offers individual and team competition in hunter seat equitation, Western horsemanship, ranch riding and reining at more than 400 member colleges and universities.

Founded in 1967, it is the oldest and largest intercollegiate equestrian organization with 10,000 members in 47 states and Canada.

IHSA college and university team participation is represented through a variety of programs including varsity athletics, academic departments and club sports.

Membership in IHSA means that college students can compete at horse shows regardless of their experience or financial status. Students compete in beginner through advanced divisions with suitable, provided horses, eliminating the expense of horse ownership and much of the related costs of the sport. Through the Intercollegiate Equestrian Foundation (IEF), IHSA members are eligible for multiple need and merit-based scholarships.

Members compete to qualify for IHSA Regional Finals. The top riders and teams at Regionals advance to the IHSA Zone Finals (hunter seat) or Western Semi-Finals, Presented by NRHA. The top competitors and teams at Zone Finals and Semi-Finals qualify for the annual IHSA National Championship.

Dover Saddlery Open Equitation-level riders are eligible to compete for the USHJA Hunter Seat High Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup. Western riders qualify to compete for the Back on Track Western High Point Rider title. Qualified teams compete for the Hunter Seat Team and Horse & Rider Western Team Championship honors.

IHSA offers valuable hands-on experience and professional development in multiple facets of the equine industry. Many IHSA teams participate in service projects, giving back to their communities. Through the IHSA, students enhance their college experience and develop the tools that help to build successful careers.

Sarah Eberspaicher, University of Nebraska-Lincoln 2023 Back on Track Western High Point Rider

Elizabeth Nevins, Boston University 2023 Reserve Champion - Individual Open Over Fences

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Supporting Collegiate Riders and their Educational Aspirations

2024 IEF SCHOLARSHIP NOTED AWARD WINNERS

JOAN JOHNSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD

TATE GILL

MIDWAY UNIVERSITY

ZONE 6, REGION 3

JACK FRITZ MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD

ANNA LANDING

PURDUE UNIVERSITY

ZONE 7, REGION 1

EMILY HILSCHER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD

REINA ANN COFFEE

TENNESSEE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

ZONE 5, REGION 1

NAOMI BLUMENTHAL MEMORIAL HORSEMAN SCHOLARSHIP

BROOKE WOLFINGER

DELAWARE VALLEY UNIVERSITY

ZONE 3, REGION 4

MARIAH DIFFENBACH

ASBURY UNIVERSITY

LILY HARPER

SMITH COLLEGE

ZONE 1, REGION 3

MARGARET “MAGGIE” BLACKMON MEMORIAL AWARD

TAYLOR STRAUB

FRANKLIN & MARSHALL COLLEGE

ZONE 3, REGION 5

JON CONYERS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD

MICAELA CALVETTI

CENTENARY UNIVERSITY

ZONE 3, REGION 3

BOB ANTHONY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD

HANNAH POSTLEWAIT

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

ZONE 5, REGION 5

CLARK BRADLEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

GRACE SCHROECK

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

ZONE 6, REGION 2

MASON E. PHELPS JR. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

GWYNETH CLARK

TAYLOR UNIVERSITY

ZONE 7, REGION 1

2024 IEF SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

BAILEY KIMMEL

PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY

ZONE 3, REGION 3

UGNE KOVERAITE

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

ZONE 8, REGION 2

HAILEY MITCHELL

DICKINSON COLLEGE

ZONE 3, REGION 1

ISABELLA O'DANIEL

BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY

ZONE 6, REGION 1

KAITLYN PRAISLER

MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY

ZONE 6, REGION 3

MADELYN RENNECKER

LAKE ERIE COLLEGE

ZONE 6, REGION 1

The mission of the Intercollegiate Equestrian Foundation Inc. (IEF) is to foster and promote intercollegiate equestrian activities and competition through the awarding of scholarships and grants. The scholarships are awarded to those undergraduate students who have competed in intercollegiate equestrian activities and are based upon nondiscriminatory criteria including academic achievement, equestrian sport achievement, community service and financial need. The IEF is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation.

THE IEF IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE CREATION OF THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIP.

THE SKYMASTER MEMORIAL TROPHY, IN MEMORY OF MARYEDITH ADIKES

This scholarship shall be awarded to a high performing academic student who exemplifies sportsmanship. Riders should be nominated by their coach. This award is made possible by the generous support of the Adikes Family Foundation.

LANGLEY VERNON CLEMSON UNIVERSITY ZONE 5, REGION 3

Thank You to our Supporters

Scholarships are made possible solely by the generous contributions from the following supporters:

• Sea Horse Partners Fund & Lisa Bailey Cassidy

• Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association

• United States Hunter Jumper Association

• Adikes Family Foundation

• McHugh Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Fiat

• Equisure, Inc.

• Professional Horseman’s Association

• The National Horse Show

• Shari and Corey Schneider

• Stephen Maxwell/Campus Equestrian

• MEGA Electronics Inc.

• Vintage Luxe

IEFSCHOLARSHIP.ORG

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IHSA Senior Athletic Academic Achievement Award Essay Winner

CAMRYN LUBNER, University of South Carolina

I came to school in the Fall of 2020, during the height of Covid. I chose a college over 600 miles away, not once ever touring the school and knowing not a single soul. Little did I know, joining the IHSA team would be the best decision of my college career. The days at the barn provided the only sense of normalcy in freshman year of online classes and masks.

In the blink of an eye, I am now somehow a nostalgic senior reminiscing on the last four years. I am incredibly grateful for everything this team has given me and can only hope to capture a fraction of how my teammates, horses, and coaches have impacted me here.

From my coaches, Angela and Teresa MacFawn, I have learned selflessness. In an industry that can be cutthroat, they graciously give us their time and expertise. Time and time again, they do everything in their power to accommodate requests for an extra lesson, even when it means 7 a.m. on a Friday morning. Through my worst rides, they are there to support me, pick me back up, and remind me of the rider I am. Through my highest highs, they celebrate with me while challenging me to be even better.

From my team, I have learned sacrifice and humility. As a team who does not receive school funding, we have given up hours of our time and energy to make this possible, from fundraising efforts to barn chores. At shows, you can find us shining each other's boots and borrowing show jackets. We can be heard cheering for our teammates from a mile away, just as loud whether we won every class of the day or barely got on the scorecard. The subjective nature of this sport can be a tough pill to swallow, but there’s nothing like the love of a team around you to experience it with. School and social obligations aside, our Sunday nights are spent following the trailer home after a weekend away. Last year, our team qualified for Nationals for the first time in school history, an experience I am forever honored to be a part of.

From our horses, I have learned empathy and gratitude on a level I never knew possible. Without them, we would not be. Our horses may sometimes be off-sized, uncomfortable, and seldom have a lead change, but we learn immeasurable skills from each of their quirks. In their old age, they owe us nothing. Yet, their hearts of gold allow us the invaluable experiences to chip, miss, and be forgiven time and time again. We can always be found rooting for their success at shows, even when the rider is from a rival school. When our beloved team horse, Peanut, almost lost his eye, our team and community rallied together to care for him and support the exorbitant vet bills incurred to keep the eye.

I am forever grateful for the person and equestrian that IHSA has molded me into. As I go on to graduate in just a short month and enter the “real world,” I may be leaving IHSA behind, but it will never leave me. The team, the horses, and the lessons I’ve learned have me nostalgic for days that aren’t over yet.

CONTRIBUTORS 20 24

National Championship Horse Show MEMBER

Camryn Lubner

IHSA National Championship Cover Art Contest winner Alexandria Hurd (Tyler, Texas), is a senior at Savannah College of Art and Design, earning a degree in illustration. She won the cover art contest among many strong contenders.

IHSA Senior Athletic Academic Achievement Award Essay winner Camryn Lubner (Vincentown, New Jersey), is a senior at the University of South Carolina majoring in statistics and finance with a minor in sports and entertainment management. Lubner qualified for the IHSA National Championship in the USHJA Hunter Seat High-Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup.

Alexandria Hurd

JULIE MANN & BECKY HUDDLESTON WITH THE Lifetime Achievement Award

IHSA HONORS Lifetime Achievement Award

The IHSA Lifetime Achievement Award is a testament to the remarkable contributions made by Julie Mann and Becky Huddleston, recognizing their unwavering commitment to the IHSA and their outstanding work in the improvement and functionality of the organization's show management software. It is only the second time in IHSA history that two people have earned the honor in the same year. The husband-and-wife duo of Claiborne and Tom Bishop received the award together in 1996.

Huddleston expressed her astonishment at receiving the award. "I was totally shocked," she said. "I was so excited for Julie, but I was not expecting that."

Huddleston joined Mann on the website committee working on the IHSA's show management software in 2013. It was her first year as a board member and she was unsure of what committee she should dedicate her time to. She saw that Mann was frustrated with the software. "I didn't know what I was doing, but I thought, I'm going to help her," Huddleston said. "And we've become really good friends."

Together, they've dedicated 11 years to enhancing the IHSA show management platform's functionality and user-friendliness. "We went from having a bland, unfriendly site that didn't do much and we created a horse show program that's much more usable and user-friendly," Huddleston said.

The website is now integral in tracking points for IHSA members and teams, providing transparency and streamlining administrative tasks. "It makes everything flow better for us, especially for the admin part of the association," Huddleston added.

When asked about her feelings regarding the award, Mann said, "I don't feel like I've been on the board long enough to be a Lifetime Achievement recipient,

Becky Huddleston

Photo by Lizah Martin

but I appreciate their recognition of what Becky and I have done with the website."

Born in Scotland while her father was in the military, the Huddlestons call Baxter, Tennessee, home. She grew up riding backyard ponies on the family pig farm. She was recruited to the IHSA team when she attended Tennessee Tech, starting in Walk-Trot and progressing to Open and Reining. During her senior year, she also competed in hunter seat and jumping.

When the Tennessee Tech coach resigned, Huddleston coached as a student and then was asked to stay on after graduation. She took a job in electrical contracting but decided the horse world was where she belonged. In 2001, she built a barn and began life as a professional, teaching and training and all the while, she coached the Tennessee Tech team. Huddleston is also a judge, holding multiple cards with various associations. Huddleston started her journey with IHSA as a volunteer coach and progressed to become a regional president, board member and now secretary serving on the executive committee.

Mann was born in Chicago, but the family moved to Muscatine, Iowa. A lifelong rider who now competes in dressage, Mann spent a few years in the Boston area, then returned to Muscatine. She started coaching the Augustana College IHSA Team in 2006.

Mann loves witnessing the personal growth of her students and hearing from them after they graduate. When they move on, she said, "It's like my own child is graduating." She quickly became involved in governance and became a regional president. She was "volunteered" to work on the website committee. Amazingly, neither Mann nor Huddleston had prior experience in software development.

Both Mann and Huddleston have actively contributed to the betterment of the IHSA,

helping members throughout North America. "The IHSA allowed me to pursue my passion and give back to the equestrian community," Mann said. Their dedication, hard work and love for equestrian sports have left an indelible mark on the IHSA and the students it serves.

Julie Mann

Photo courtesy of Julie Mann

Hall of Fame

The IHSA (Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association) established its Hall of Fame in 2020 to celebrate the remarkable contributions of individuals and horses to the organization. This initiative was a significant milestone in recognizing the dedication and achievements within the equestrian community. However, the COVID-19 pandemic caused the postponement of the Hall of Fame class in 2022.

The IHSA remains committed to honoring excellence within its ranks. As a result, this year, the IHSA is resuming its Hall of Fame inductions with great anticipation. The second class of inductees comprises seven outstanding individuals and two remarkable horses, all of whom have left an indelible mark on the IHSA through their contributions and service.

Nominations into the IHSA Hall of Fame are carefully considered, with candidates falling into one of four distinguished categories: Founders, Coaches, Riders, or Horses. Each inductee is recognized for their years of dedicated service, impact on the sport, and embodiment of the values upheld by the IHSA.

George Lukemire

Peter Wylde Photo Credit: Tish Quirk

Greg Best Photo Credit: Tish Quirk

Nancy Peterson

Naomi Blumenthal

Idol Talk with former owner Dina Mazzola

Russ Walther

Jon Conyers

National Championship Horse Show COMPETITION

NATIONAL HORSE SHOW COMMITTEE CHAIR

Heather Pinnick, Miami University

SHOW SECRETARY

Cricket Morris

Becky Huddleston, Tennessee Tech University

SHOW MANAGER

William Yeager

COURSE DESIGNER

William Yeager

NATIONAL STEWARD

Sherri West, Hollins University

ASSOCIATE NATIONAL STEWARD

Amy Daspit

HUNTER SEAT STEWARDS

Lesli Isaacson, Florida State University

CJ Law, Mount Holyoke College

Karen Sykes

Angela MacFawn, The University of South Carolina

Terri Foreman, Ball State University

Tara Lowry, Bennington College

STAFF

HUNTER SEAT HORSE COORDINATORS

Michael Dowling, Centenary University

Belinda Colgan, Skidmore College

Clare Knapp, Marist College

HUNTER SEAT HORSE SELECTION COMMITTEE

Heather Pinnick, Miami University

Mary Drueding, St. Lawrence University

Eddie Federwisch, Savannah College of Art and Design

Karen Sykes

Angela MacFawn, The University of South Carolina

Sherri West, Hollins University

HUNTER SEAT SHOOLING SUPERVISOR

Cindy Ford

HUNTER SEAT SHOOLING COORDINATOR

Eddie Federwisch, Savannah College of Art and Design

WESTERN STEWARDS

Carla Wennberg, St. Andrews University

Dawn Ross, Oregon State University

Chris Brown, Rocky Mountain College

Bryan Bradley, Villanova University

Dan Bergstresser, SUNY Oswego

Ashley Glenn, Mississippi State University

WESTERN HORSE COORDINATORS

Conner Smith, Midway University

Jill Bergstresser, SUNY Oswego

WESTERN HORSE SELECTION

Carla Wennberg, St. Andrews University

Conner Smith, Midway University

Jill Bergstresser, SUNY Oswego

Ariel Higgins, Middle Tennessee State University

Spencer Zimmerman, The University of Findlay

VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR

Julia Collins, Western Carolina and UNC-Asheville

VENDOR COORDINATOR

Becky Huddleston, Tennessee Tech University

AWARDS COORDINATOR

Joyce Northrup

Vanessa Bartsch

Alisha Mays

INGATE

Chris Mitchell, Albion College

Tara Lowry Bennington College

SILENT AUCTION

Bryan Bradley, Villanova University

DRAW COORDINATOR

Beth Sheely, Virginia Tech University

MEDIA

EQ Media

Carrie Wirth, Sarah Mahoney, Maddy Falkowitz, Josh Walker

IHSA WEBSITE

Julie Mann, Augusta College

Becky Huddleston, Tennessee Tech University

PROGRAM DESIGN

EQ Media

Chrissy Croteau

PROGRAM COVER

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Alexandria Hurd, Savannah College of Art and Design

OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER

Andrew Ryback Photography

ANNOUNCER

Kenn Marash

LIVESTREAMING

HUNTER SEAT ARENA SCHEDULE

HUNTER ARENA SCHEDULE

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COURSE WALK: 7 – 7:15 a.m.

GENERAL SCHOOLING: 6 – 7 a.m.

COACHES MEETING, DRAG & DRAW: 7:15 a.m. START TIME: 8 a.m.

FRIDAY, MAY 3

Dover Saddlery Individual Open Equitation Over Fences

Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

The Chronicle of the Horse Individual Limit Equitation Over Fences

IHSA Lifetime Achievement Award Presentation

Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

The Chronicle of the Horse Individual Limit Equitation on the Flat

Dover Saddlery Individual Open Equitation on the Flat

Practical Horseman Individual Novice Equitation

SUNDAY, MAY 5

Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation Over Fences

USHJA Hunter Seat High-Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione CupWork Off

Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation on the Flat

USHJA Hunter Seat High-Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup – Awards Presentation

Hunter Seat Team Awards Presentations

The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation on the Flat

SATURDAY, MAY 4

Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation Over Fences

USHJA Hunter Seat High-Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup Over Fences

IHSA Hall of Fame Presentation

USHJA Hunter Seat High-Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup, on the Flat (A)

USHJA Hunter Seat High-Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup, on the Flat (B)

Individual Introductory Equitation

Team Introductory Equitation, Sponsored by Mount Holyoke College Team Novice Equitation

IHSA Hall of Fame Reception Exhibitor Party (Parade of Teams)

WESTERN ARENA SCHEDULE

WESTERN SEAT ARENA SCHEDULE

20 24 National Championship Horse Show

PATTERN WALK: 6:30 – 7 a.m.

GENERAL SCHOOLING: 7 a.m.

COACHES MEETING, DRAG & DRAW: 8:30 a.m. START TIME: 9 a.m.

FRIDAY, MAY 3

Schooling of Ranch Horses – 8-8:30 a.m.

AQHA/NRHA Individual Ranch Riding

Schooling of Horsemanship Horses

AQHA Individual Open Horsemanship

Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

AQHA Individual Beginner Horsemanship

Schooling of Reining Horses – 30 min.

NRHA Team Reining, Presented by NRHA and NSBA

SUNDAY, MAY 5

Schooling of Reining Horses -– 8-8:30 a.m.

Back on Track Western High-Point Rider Reining (A)

Schooling of Rail Horses – 30 min.

AQHA Individual Level II Horsemanship

Brief for Back on Track High-Point (B) Reining – 15 min.

Back on Track Western High-Point Rider Reining (B) Team Rookie Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

Horse & Rider Team Open Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

Back on Track Western High-Point Rider Awards Presentation

SATURDAY, MAY 4

Schooling of Ranch Horses – 8-8:30 a.m.

Team Ranch Riding, Presented by NRHA and NSBA

Schooling of Horsemanship Horses – 30 min.

Horse & Rider Western Team Awards Presentation

Presented by APHA

Versatility Award Presentation

Back on Track Western High-Point Rider Horsemanship (A)

AQHA Individual Level I Horsemanship

Back on Track Western High-Point Rider Horsemanship (B)

Team Beginner Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

AQHA Individual Rookie Horsemanship

Schooling of Reining Horses – 30 min.

NRHA/AQHA Individual Reining

National Championship Horse Show

OFFICIALS

HUNTER SEAT

ARCHIBALD COX III

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Archie Cox, from Palm Springs, California, is a well-known clinician, trainer and USEF “R” hunter and hunter seat equitation judge and serves on the board of directors for the Washington International Horse Show. As a junior rider on the East Coast, Cox competed at the national level, becoming the first male rider in a decade to win the United States Equestrian Team Gold Medal in 1985. He also earned ribbons at the AHSA Medal and ASPCA Maclay finals. While riding for the equestrian team at Drew University in New Jersey, he consistently captured individual and team regional and national IHSA titles. In 1992, Cox moved to California, where he worked for several years with top trainer Karen Healey. In 2000, he opened Brookway Stables, where he typically has 3035 horses in training and 12-15 clients, ranging from pony riders to amateurs.

ANDREA WELLS

Andrea Wells, from Ocala, Florida, holds her USEF “R” card in hunters, hunter seat equitation, hunter breeding and jumpers. She is no stranger to intercollegiate competition. She graduated from Skidmore College and served as equestrian director at Albion and taught and coached at both Savannah College of Art and Design and Centenary University. She is a top hunter/jumper industry professional and is sought after for her expertise

OFFICIALS

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WESTERN

TOM MCBEATH

McBeath is a reputable AQHA Professional Horseman, approved AQHA judge and AQHA director. He previously served as chairman of the AQHA Show Committee and Show Council, served as a member of the AQHA Animal Welfare Commission and currently serves as part of the Mississippi Quarter Horse Association affiliate. Additionally, he was a member of Team Wrangler, a joint initiative between AQHA and Wrangler that promotes educational outreach for the horse industry.

DEBBIE KAIL

Debbie Kail, of Scottsdale, Arizona, is an AQHA and NSBA judge and member of the Professional Horsemens Association. She is well known as a trainer of many Quarter Horse Congress and AQHA World champions and is one of the most respected judges in the industry. Horses are the family business for Kail. She often judges with her training partner and husband, Bob Kail, and her son Ryan and daughter-in-law Andrea run the successful training operation Kail Quarter Horses.

SHOW MANAGER & COURSE DESIGNER

WILLIAM YEAGER

William Yeager is a course designer and show manager from Midland, Virginia. He holds a USEF “R” license in hunter course design. Yeager was a member of the Cazenovia IHSA Equestrian Team, where he met his wife, Marjorie. For the couple, horse shows are an all-encompassing way of life. From show management to jump rentals, the Yeagers know how to create a spectacular customer experience time and again — all while focusing on raising their two children, Liam and Ainsley.

Yeager has produced the IHSA Nationals for many years. He also manages for Swan Lake Horse Shows, Texas Rose Horse Park and more.

National Championship Horse Show

HUNTER SEAT TEAM CHAMPION

PREVIOUS CHAMPIONS 1971-2023

National Championship Horse Show

HUNTER SEAT TEAM CHAMPION

2023 TEAM CHAMPIONS

2024 Teams

ZONE 1

SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY

541 Kylie Hwalek Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation Over Fences

214 Carina Muratore Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation on the Flat

259 Reagan Waggoner Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

284 Erin Phillips Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation on the

Kayla DeStephanis

Isabella Ruisi

350 Ava Flannery Team Novice Equitation

560 Kelly Mecatl Team Introductory Equitation, Sponsored by Mount Holyoke College

UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT

391 Isabella Karr Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation Over Fences

391 Isabella Karr Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation on the Flat

229 Becca Polzin Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

195 Alexis Kern Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

272 Sarah Simone The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation Over Fences

272 Sarah Simone The Chronicle of the Horse

ZONE 3

TEAM CHAMPION

Skidmore College RESERVE TEAM CHAMPION

Savannah College of Art and Design

ZONE 4

National Championship Horse Show

HUNTER SEAT TEAM CHAMPION

ZONE 5

ZONE 6

National Championship Horse Show

HUNTER SEAT TEAM CHAMPION OTTERBEIN

ZONE 8

ZONE 7

The top two teams from each of the eight Zones will compete for the National Title fielding a team of eight riders, one from each division. All eight scores will count. The team scoring the highest number of points in these classes shall be declared the National Champion Team. Each team scores 10 points for a first-place finish, 8 points for second, 7 points for third, 6 points for fourth, 5 points for fifth, 4 points for sixth, 3 points for seventh, 2 points for eighth, 1 point for ninth, and ½ point for tenth.

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2023 WESTERN TEAM CHAMPIONS

2024 IHSA Western Teams

ZONE 1

MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE

176 Lili Evans Horse & Rider Team Open Horsemanship Presented by NSBA

176 Lili Evans NRHA Team Reining, Presented by NRHA and NSBA

501 Kathryn Smith NRHA Team Ranch Riding

459 Emmalyn Mirarchi Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

405 Cate Bates Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

432 Clio Halpern Team Rookie Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

444 Aubryn Kaine Team Beginner Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

ZONE 2

PENN STATE UNIVERSITY

507 Natalie Totten Horse & Rider Team Open Horsemanship Presented by NSBA

453 Rachel Lexon NRHA Team Reining, Presented by NRHA and NSBA

306 Ella Rosloniec NRHA Team Ranch Riding

465 Sarah Munson Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

468 Lucinda Naples Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

492 Riley Schreiber Team Rookie Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

456 Kira Maurer Team Beginner Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

ZONE 4

TEAM CHAMPION

Middle Tennessee State University RESERVE TEAM CHAMPION

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ST ANDREWS UNIVERSITY

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477 Noel Pickel NRHA Team Reining, Presented by NRHA and NSBA

489 Lily Roman NRHA Team Ranch Riding

489 Lily Roman Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

486 Luke Rogers Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

402 Natalie Bailey Team Rookie Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

408 Starr Benton Team Beginner Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

ZONE 5

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY

233 Jordan Martin Horse & Rider Team Open Horsemanship Presented by NSBA

233 Jordan Martin NRHA Team Reining, Presented by NRHA and NSBA

221 Mackenzie Latimer NRHA Team Ranch Riding

221 Mackenzie Latimer Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

104 Simone Allen Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

116 Sadio Barnes Team Rookie Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

152 Monica Braunwalder Team Beginner Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

National Championship Horse Show

Horse & Rider Western Team Champion, Presented by APHA

ZONE 6

ALBION COLLEGE

209 Carli Kerns Horse & Rider Team Open Horsemanship Presented by NSBA

462 Aria Morgan NRHA Team Reining, Presented by NRHA and NSBA

423 Anna Divis NRHA Team Ranch Riding

498 Jenna Smith Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

450 Anastasia Kiser Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

300 Katelyn Proshek Team Rookie Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

399 Dylan Allison Team Beginner Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

MIDWAY UNIVERSITY

345 Chase Summerville Horse & Rider Team Open Horsemanship Presented by NSBA

315 Jordan Schauer NRHA Team Reining, Presented by NRHA and NSBA

345 Chase Summerville NRHA Team Ranch Riding

360 Alana Utlak Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

212 Kaylee Klein Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

179 Katerin Getty Team Rookie Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

327 Truman Sleuth Team Beginner Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

251 Erin Murray Horse & Rider Team Open Horsemanship

ZONE 7

From the results of each Western Semi-Finals, sponsored by NRHA, the top-four individuals per division and the top-four teams advance to Nationals. In previous years, the top-three teams qualified, but new in 2023, the top-four teams from each comprise the top-12 to compete at the IHSA National Championship Horse Show.

National Championship Horse Show

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ZONE 7 (cont.)

Dover Saddlery Individual Open Equitation Over Fences

2023 Champion: Kenya Sanders Skidmore College

Horse: Francoe courtesy of Miami University

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2023 Champion: Caroline Mancini Centenary University

Horse: Eloquence courtesy of Hollins University

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PREVIOUS CHAMPIONS 1972-2023

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– Section B

PRESENTING THE CACCHIONE CUP

Individual Introductory Equitation

Saturday, May 4, 2024

Good Luck to the Mount Holyoke College

Western and Hunt Seat Riders!

Thank you to all of our wonderful supporters including our parents, barn staff, and the MHC Athletics Department!

OPEN HIGH-POINT RIDER

Special congratulations to the Western Team for their first Semi-Finals Team Championship and Nationals qualification!

2024 IHSA NATIONALS BOUND

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Eimi (Amy) Fujioka Introductory Lili Evans, Back on Track High Point and Open Horsemanship

Emmalyn Mirarchi Cacchione Cup

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Team Introductory Equitation

Team Novice Equitation

Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation Over Fences

USHJA Hunter Seat

High-Point Rider

PRESENTING THE CACCHIONE CUP WORK-OFF PHASE AT JUDGES' DIRECTION

Sunday, May 5, 2024

Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

Sunday, May 5, 2024

2023 Champion: Sydney Jasny Skidmore College

Horse: Chandler courtesy of Centenary University

PLACINGS

Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation on the

AQHA/NRHA Individual Ranch Riding

Friday, May 3, 2024

2023 Champion: Jordan Schauer Midway University

Horse: Benz courtesy of the University of Findlay

ZONE 6 REGION 4

HUNT SEAT HIGH POINT TEAM: MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERISTY

CACCHIONE CUP QUALIFIER: COLETTE BOCKRATH MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL ZONE 6 REGION 4 NATIONAL QUALIFIERS!

LIMIT FLAT

OPEN HORSEMANSHIP LEVEL 1 HORSEMANSHIP

BACK ON TRACK HIGH POINT RIDER:

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CARLI KERNS ALBION COLLEGE

CHRISTOPHER WARWICK ADRIAN COLLEGE

REINING BEGINNER

AUDREY BARNES MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

KATELYN PROSHEK ALBION COLLEGE

RANCH RIDING ROOKIE

MILEY PHILLIPS ALBION COLLEGE

BRYN OSBORN ALBION COLLEGE

WESTERN HIGH POINT TEAM: ALBION COLLEGE

AQHA Individual Open Horsemanship

Friday, May 3, 2024

Team Level I Horsemanship

Team Level II Horsemanship

CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK

TO ALL OF THE ZONE 3 REGION 5

QUALIFIERS!!

Maggie Lawrence, UDel—Intermediate Fences

Natalia Onisko, UDel—Limit Fences

Erika Fornwall, West Chester Cacchione Cup

University of Delaware Collegiate Cup

The teams of Zone 3 Region 5:

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Salisbury University

University of Pennsylvania

Washington College

West Chester University

Rowan University

Drexel University

Temple University

University of Delaware

Stockton University

Bucks County Comm College

Franklin & Marshall

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2023 Champion: Grace Strief Black Hawk College

Horse: Peppy courtesy of SUNY Oswego

2023 BACK ON TRACK HIGH-POINT RIDER CHAMPION Sarah Eberspacher University of Nebraska -

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Back on Track Western High-Point Rider Horsemanship Phase –Section A

AQHA Individual Level I Horsemanship

Saturday, May 4, 2024 CHAMPION BUCKLE PRESENTED BY AQHA

Natalie Bailey Team Rookie

Starr Benton Team Beginner, Hunter Seat Individual Introductory

Jerica Bozio Team Open Horsemanship, Individual Ranch Riding and Open Horsemanship

Noel Pickel Team Reining

Luke Rogers Team Level 1

Lily Roman Team Level 2 and Team Ranch Riding

Western Coaches Carla Wennberg and Cailey Smith

Hunter Seat Coaches Kelsi Peterson and Hannah Waroway

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Back on Track Western High-Point Rider Horsemanship Phase –Section B

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AQHA Individual Rookie Horsemanship

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PLACINGS

Back on Track Western High-Point Rider ReiningPhase – Section A

ZONE 3

SENDS CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK Collegiate Teams

Penn State University

USHJA Cacchione Cup Qualifiers

University of Delaware

Hunt Seat Qualifiers from Lauren Marchetti, Penn State Centenary, Del Val, Benjamin Hoban, Centenary Lafayette, Wilson

Erika Fornwall, West Chester

Back on Track High-Point Rider

Udel, Marist

Western Qualifiers from Rachel Lexon, Penn State

Penn State, Del Val, Wilson

Congratulations to our Regional Hunt Seat Team Champions!!

Penn State University Delaware Valley University

Centenary University University of Delaware

Congratulations to our Western Team Champions!!

Penn State University

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Sunday, May 5, 2024

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Horse & Rider Team Open Horsemanship

PRESENTED BY NSBA

CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO ALL ZONE 4 HUNTER SEAT RIDERS!

CHAMPION TEAM HOLLINS UNIVERSITY ROANOKE, VA

RESERVE CHAMPION TEAM EMORY & HENRY COLLEGE EMORY, VA

CACCHIONE CUP RIDERS

MARGARET SAUNDERS LIBERTY UNIVERSITY MALLORY FRANCIS HOLLINS UNIVERSITY

EMMA PELL EMORY & HENRY COLLEGE

20 24 National Championship Horse Show

QUALIFIED RIDERS

ZONE 1

National Championship Horse Show

QUALIFIED RIDERS

ZONE 2

ALFRED STATE COLLEGE

ALFRED

CORNELL

LE

LONG

MORRISVILLE

SKIDMORE

109 Stella Allen Team Novice

241 Kenya Sanders Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation Over Fences

389 Isa Jensen Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

418 Harper Sanford Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation on the Flat

SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY

531 Kayla King Back on Track Western High Point Rider

ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY

490 Lainey Rockacy The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation on the Flat

344 Hudson Warren Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

264 Cate Weis The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation Over Fences

349 Harper Eskey USHJA Hunter Seat High Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup

124 Jaron Belmore Team Introductory Equitation, Sponsored by Mount Holyoke College

281 Mikaela Radochia Team Novice Equitation

289 Sophia Gianoulis Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation Over Fences

271 Sophia Wirtz Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

344 Hudson Warren Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation on the Flat

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT OSWEGO

119 Marissa Bartholomew AQHA Individual Level 1 Horsemanship

UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO

129 Abigael Berdan Practical Horsemans Individual Novice Equitation

UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH

340 Olivia Tamblyn Practical Horsemans Individual Novice Equitation

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

199 Melissa Larrucea Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

200 Lyndsey Hoskinson AQHA Individual Rookie Horsemanship

ZONE 3

CENTENARY UNIVERSITY

478 Rebecca Kaplan Dover Saddlery Individual Open Equitation Over Fences

385 Amelia Gugino Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

130 Aislinn Bermingham Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation On the Flat

WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY

WILSON COLLEGE

548 Samantha Gilley Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation On

369 Julie Warnick NRHA/AQHA Individual Reining

UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE

392 Maggie Lawrence Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

Natalia

Natalia

398 Natalia Onisko Horseware

ZONE 4

20 24 National Championship Horse Show

QUALIFIED RIDERS

GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY

292 Mea Handy Dover Saddlery Individual Open Equitation on the Flat

GOUCHER COLLEGE

156J acob Connell The Chronicle of the Horse Individual Limit Equitation Over Fences

HOLLINS UNIVERSITY

181 Mallory Francis Dover Saddlery Individual Open Equitation Over Fences

223 Elyssa Parker The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation on the Flat

538 Marissa Jones Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

223 Elyssa Parker The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation Over Fences

181 Mallory Francis USHJA Hunter Seat High Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup

210 Dorian Meekins Team Introductory Equitation, Sponsored by Mount Holyoke College

117 Jordan Atwell-Purcell Team Novice Equitation

181 Mallory Francis Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation Over Fences

538 Marissa Jones Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

181 Mallory Francis Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation on the Flat

JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY

277 Kennedy Dewan Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation On the Flat

LIBERTY UNIVERSITY

243 Margaret Saunders USHJA Hunter Seat High Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup

NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY

339 Madison Story NRHA/AQHA Individual Reining

RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE

252 Kelsey Sullivan Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

ST. ANDREWS UNIVERSITY

408 Starr Benton Individual Introductory Equitation

143 Jerica Bozio AQHA/NRHA Individual Ranch Riding

143 Jerica Bozio AQHA Individual Open Horsemanship

486 Luke Rogers Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

489 Lily Roman Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

477 Noel Pickel NRHA Team Reining, Presented by NRHA and NSBA

489 Lily Roman NRHA Team Ranch Riding

408 Starr Benton Team Beginner Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

402 Natalie Bailey Team Rookie Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

143 Jerica Bozio Horse & Rider Team Open Horsemanship Presented by NSBA

SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE

115 Katherine Atherton Dover Saddlery Individual Open Equitation Over Fences

150 Rachel Chard Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation On the Flat

178 Audrey Flattich The Chronicle of the Horse Individual Limit Equitation on the Flat

237 Emily Roberts Practical Horsemans Individual Novice Equitation

UNIVERSITY OF LYNCHBURG

190 Zoey Horn The Chronicle of the Horse Individual Limit Equitation Over Fences

380 Alexandria Russell The Chronicle of the Horse Individual Limit Equitation on the Flat

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT ASHEVILLE

400 Marguerite Perryman Individual Introductory Equitation

VIRGINIA TECH

257 Sarah Newman AQHA Individual Rookie Horsemanship

WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY

542 Allison Hines Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

ZONE 5

BERRY COLLEGE

242 Taylor McIntosh AQHA Individual Level 1 Horsemanship

516 Autumn Lance Back on Track Western High Point Rider

351 Catherine Thompson AQHA Individual Rookie Horsemanship

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

525 Abigail Newton Back on Track Western High Point Rider

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

280 Christian Echavarria Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation On the Flat

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

295 Riley Heidt Practical Horsemans Individual Novice Equitation

LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY

121 Caroline Bardwell Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

MIDDLE GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY

248 Adrienne Murray AQHA Individual Beginner Horsemanship

THE

QUALIFIED RIDERS

OF THE SOUTH

328 Emma Sameth Dover Saddlery Individual Open Equitation on the

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

276 Emily DeMoske The Chronicle of the Horse Individual Limit Equitation Over Fences

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

275 Sophia Santoro Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

166 Rachel Dahmer The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation on the Flat

502 Emilie Stokes Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

219 Robyn Nieman The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation Over Fences

532 Lily Meyers Team Introductory Equitation, Sponsored by Mount Holyoke College

545 Natalie Hart Team Novice Equitation

386 Lauren Hancoc Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation Over Fences

298 Nicole Imbeault Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

386 Lauren Hancock Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation on the Flat

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA

535 Camryn Lubner USHJA Hunter Seat High Point Rider, resenting the Cacchione Cup

UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE - KNOXVILLE

552 Emma Nea lHorseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation On the Flat

ZONE 6

ADRIAN COLLEGE

372 Christopher Warwick AQHA Individual Level 1 Horsemanship

513 Madison Austin Back on Track Western High Point Rider

ALBION COLLEGE

533 Phoebe Martin Dover Saddlery Individual Open Equitation Over Fences

300 Katelyn Proshek Individual Introductory Equitation

291 Miley Phillips AQHA/NRHA Individual Ranch Riding

209 Carli Kerns AQHA Individual Open Horsemanship

450 Anastasia Kiser Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

498 Jenna Smith Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

300 Katelyn Proshek AQHA Individual Beginner Horsemanship

462 Aria Morgan NRHA Team Reining, Presented by NRHA and NSBA

423 Anna Divis NRHA Team Ranch Riding

National Championship Horse Show

QUALIFIED RIDERS

BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY

KENYON COLLEGE

LAKE

MIAMI UNIVERSITY OF OHIO 278

Team Novice Equitation

278 Mary Roskens Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation Over Fences

347 Anna Wilson Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

530 Sofie Olson Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation on the Flat

396 Shelby Zimmerman AQHA Individual Level 1 Horsemanship

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

113 Audrey Barnes NRHA/AQHA Individual Reining

MIDWAY UNIVERSITY

315 Jordan Schauer AQHA Individual Open Horsemanship

212 Kaylee Klein Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

360 Alana Utlak Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

315 Jordan Schauer NRHA Team Reining, Presented by NRHA and NSBA

345 Chase Summerville NRHA Team Ranch Riding

357 Sadie Tullock AQHA Individual Level 1 Horsemanship

315 Jordan Schauer Back on Track Western High Point Rider

327 Truman Sleuth Team Beginner Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

315 Jordan Schauer NRHA/AQHA Individual Reining

345 Chase Summerville AQHA Individual Level 2 Horsemanship

179 Katerin Getty Team Rookie Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

345 Chase Summerville Horse & Rider Team Open Horsemanship Presented by NSBA

MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY

297 Kaitlyn Praisler AQHA/NRHA Individual Ranch Riding

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

144 Kayla Carpenter Practical Horsemans Individual Novice Equitation

251 Erin Murray AQHA Individual Open Horsemanship

254 Elyssa Mykytyn Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

236 Madison McCuen Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY

253 Chloe Thatcher Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation On the Flat

222 Elizabeth Orosz Dover Saddlery Individual Open Equitation on the Flat

554 Ella Paine The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation on the Flat

557 Maire Hollertz Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

514 Rachael Wingard The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation Over Fences

316 Rachel NottestadT eam Introductory Equitation, Sponsored by Mount Holyoke College

216 Natalie Nawa Team Novice Equitation

222 Elizabeth Orosz Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation Over Fences

388 Emma Herbruck Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

222 Elizabeth Orosz Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation on the Flat

WILMINGTON COLLEGE

282 Maegan Pearson AQHA Individual Level 2 Horsemanship

ZONE 7

QUALIFIED RIDERS

IOWA

KANSAS

National Championship Horse Show

QUALIFIED RIDERS

Johanna Anderson The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation Over Fences

512 Miranda Whitten Team Introductory Equitation, Sponsored by Mount Holyoke College

415 Alexandria Woestman Team Novice Equitation

268 Ryan Wight Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation Over Fences

244 Eva Severance Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

441 Marty Kacsh Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation on the Flat

164 Jennica Dannehl AQHA/NRHA Individual Ranch Riding

384 Anna Wilhelm AQHA Individual Open Horsemanship

441 Marty Kacsh Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

411 Haley Bucher Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

384 Anna Wilhelm NRHA Team Reining, Presented by NRHA

447 Helene Keiser NRHA Team Ranch Riding

University of Washington

University of British Columbia

Central Washington University

Western Washington University

Washington State University

Oregon State University

University of Oregon

Cacchione Cup: Madison Weber (UBC)

High Point Team Hunter Seat

University of Washington

High Point Team Western Oregon State Univeristy

Congratulations to all of our riders on a successful season, we wish you great rides at nationals!

20 24 National Championship Horse Show

QUALIFIED RIDERS

COLBY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

336 Jakeob Stewart AQHA Individual Beginner Horsemanship

519 Jenna Milford Back on Track Western High Point Rider

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

503 Shannon Strunk The Chronicle of the Horse Individual Limit Equitation on the Flat

COLLEGE OF THE SEQUOIAS

537 Taylor Stephens Back on Track Western High Point Rider

REEDLEY COLLEGE

337 Brenna Orchard AQHA Individual Open Horsemanshipr

ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGE

227 Isabella Leddy AQHA Individual Rookie Horsemanship

STANFORD UNIVERSITY

515 Rafi Wolf Dover Saddlery Individual Open Equitation Over Fences

515 Rafi Wolf Dover Saddlery Individual Open Equitation on the Flat

331 Morgan Seibert The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation on the Flat

102 Ellen Aasted Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

262 Parker WattThe Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation Over Fences

515 Rafi Wolf USHJA Hunter Seat High Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup

153 Ilaria Chen Team Introductory Equitation, Sponsored by Mount Holyoke College

205 Jenna Mansueto Team Novice Equitation

515 Rafi Wolf Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation Over Fences

262 Parker Watt Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

515 Rafi Wolf Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation on the Flat

UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY

245 Ashlyn Montague NRHA/AQHA Individual Reining

UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

511 Madison Weber Dover Saddlery Individual Open Equitation Over Fences

120 Anina Backman-Choo Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation On the Flat

511 Madison Weber USHJA Hunter Seat High Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS

334 Evelyn Smith Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

334 Evelyn Smith Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation On the Flat

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES

382 Tess Fleser The Chronicle of the Horse Individual Limit Equitation Over Fences

382 Tess Fleser The Chronicle of the Horse Individual Limit Equitation on the Flat

379 Mila Quinonero KochPractical Horsemans Individual Novice Equitation

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO

556 Kristen Lee Practical Horsemans Individual Novice Equitation

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, BOULDER

559 Kaitlyn Hagopian The Chronicle of the Horse Individual Limit Equitation Over Fences

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN

363 Izzi Velinsky AQHA Individual Beginner Horsemanship

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON

301 Amy Kelly Individual Introductory Equitation

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

138 Eavan Bronfman Dover Saddlery Individual Open Equitation on the Flat

267 Kate Wenzel The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation on the Flat

332 Jasmine Yannatta Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

267 Kate Wenzel The Chronicle of the Horse Team Limit Equitation Over Fences

138 Eavan Bronfman USHJA Hunter Seat High Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup

231 Alysse Quin Team Introductory Equitation, Sponsored by Mount Holyoke College

184 Hudson Gauthier Team Novice Equitation

536 Ellie Kurtz Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation Over Fences

332 Jasmine Yannatta Horseware Ireland Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

138 Eavan Bronfman Dover Saddlery Team Open Equitation on the Flat

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

403 Aisha Rashid Horseware Ireland Individual Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

203 Caitlin Igel AQHA Individual Beginner Horsemanship

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