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Kiki Pantaze says her years of experience on the polocrosse field have her build a good foundation for Working Equitation
Photo by Kellee Campbell
Academy of Working Equitation, USA, even traveled from Portugal to coach his students who were competing.
“It was the most challenging course I have
attempted with my show pony Padre. The
obstacles [created by Becky Mathews of River
Run] were state-of-the-art and beautiful,”
commented competitor Karin Hansen of Eugene
Oregon. “Everybody was cheering for everyone
It didn’t matter what team you were on or what
country you were from or what breed your horse
was. Everybody truly wanted nothing but
winners in the class. It was an incredibly
supportive environment for everyone. I’m looking forward to the next one already!”
The event started on Friday, September 1, with the Dressage Trial, continued with Ease of Handling on Saturday, and came to a close with the Speed Trial on Sunday.
In addition to the Individual competition, the event featured a Teams competition, where riders from different levels self-organized to form seven teams of four, each with a unique name chosen by the team. For each trial, the three best placings from each team were retained and used to compute the final team results.
For a more detailed write-up of the event, including complete results for each trial, please visit:
http://www.weunited.us/2017-we-united-national-championships-a-rated-show/
Morgan Wagner and Endo at the 2017 WE United National Championships and A-Rated Show at the DevonWood Equestrian Centre in Sherwood, Oregon
Jordan Banks and Xena Princesa MM.
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Kim Peterson and CDC Memoria.
Photo by Michael T. Photography
supportive environment for everyone. I’m looking forward to the next one already!”
The event started on Friday, September 1, with the Dressage Trial, continued with Ease of Handling on Saturday, and came to a close with the Speed Trial on Sunday.
In addition to the Individual competition, the event featured a Teams competition, where riders from different levels self-organized to form seven teams of four, each with a unique name chosen by the team. For each trial, the three best placings from each team were retained and used to compute the final team results.
For a more detailed write-up of the event, including complete results for each trial, please visit: our site >>