Being the daughter of two former Area IV event riders, one of whom is also an equine vet, horses have always been a part of 19-year-old Sommer Smith’s life. If you had told her not
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Ever fantasized about dropping everything to focus on your riding? Area V eventer and Tales from a Bad Eventer blogger Laura Szeremi’s dream was to go be a working student for a big-name rider –– just one (OK, more
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Ever fantasized about dropping everything to focus on your riding? Area V eventer and Tales from a Bad Eventer blogger Laura Szeremi’s dream was to go be a working student for a big-name rider ––
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Ever fantasized about dropping everything to focus on your riding? Area V eventer and Tales from a Bad Eventer blogger Laura Szeremi’s dream was to go be a working student for a big-name rider ––
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Ever fantasized about dropping everything to focus on your riding? Area V eventer and Tales from a Bad Eventer blogger Laura Szeremi’s dream was to go be a working student for a big-name rider ––
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Diane Portwood, an Area III Young Rider and NAJYRC CH-Y2* individual gold medalist, has been sharing her insightful video blogs with us, and we’re super excited that she’s posted a fresh one for our viewing. Diane
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As many of the young eventers out there prepare to head back to school, many others are preparing for a different type of education: hands on horse education! Even though summer is over, the work
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EN is thrilled to have different members of Lauren Kieffer’s team blogging surrounding the Pan American Games and during her temporary move to England this fall in this new series presented by Athletux. Today, working
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It’s just about that time of year when school lets out for the next few months and you taste that elusive bit of freedom you’ve been craving all year. Not so fast, though! You’ve been
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Jeannette Bayer is a working student at Denali Sporthorses in Iola, Texas. She has been eventing for a year with her OTTB gelding Pandamonium (“Panda”) and is the founder of Warm Up Ring Bling. Jeanette sent
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So you’re thinking of applying for one of the working student positions you’ve seen on our page or elsewhere. You’re ready to pack your bags and head off for what will surely be one of
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As the eventing masses begin their migration south for the winter, many are still looking to fill working student positions. If you’re in a position to do so, being a working student is an invaluable
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From MMC Eventing: Want to be a working student? Want to know what it takes to excel at it. Read the following advice. It is all important. The decision. First you must decide if being
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This week marks my two year anniversary as the right hand man of Kate Chadderton Eventing. It’s crazy to think that it’s been this long ! Everyone doubted the fact that a 14 year old,
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From Brittany: My experience as a working student began in May of last year, when I headed to Ontario to pursue what turned out to be a fairly brief three-month stint at a hunter/jumper barn.
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From Sadie: I started riding when I was about eight years old and grew up at Mill Creek Equestrian Center in Topanga, Calif. I bought my first horse when I was 12, and she brought
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Sarah Jeffrey is a converted hunter/jumper rider who caught the eventing bug after her first trip to Rolex in 2013. While at Rolex, Sarah was able to meet Daniel Clasing, who was competing in his
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When I asked Zach Brandt what the biggest difference was between West and East Coast eventing, his response came with no hesitation: “It’s freezing!” Zach is a California native who relocated to North Carolina to
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Cobie Sheehan had taken a bit of time off from riding in her home country of Australia when she decided to get back in the saddle in a big way. After losing her event horse
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