Madeline and Rio brought the AECs Training Horse Championship home to Colorado!
Madeline and Lulu also had a good showing, coming home with 6th in a large Novice Horse division
and Noa and Farah had a good dressage test and cross-country but a couple of unlucky rails put them down in the standings. Still, qualifying for and completing at AECs is quite an accomplishment.
PSEC has 3 riders and 4 horses competing in this year's American Eventing Championships:
Cora Severs riding her horse, Cuervo, in Preliminary JYR Championships
Madeline riding Lynn Roberts' Rio in Training Horse Championships
Madeline riding her horse, Lulu, in Novice Horse Championships and
Noa Crowley riding her horse, Farah, in Novice Rider Championships
Live scoring and streaming on USEventing.com
There are a couple of spots left in Pendragon Stud Equestrian Center’s last two camps this year. These camps are for kids ages 6 - 16 and are a fun experience for your horse-crazy child. You can take a break while your child is learning to ride and care for horses in a safe, qualified environment. We have over 25 years of CERTIFIED teaching experience. Six to sixteen-year-old enthusiasts may join us at one or both of the day camps. The camps run from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Each camper will ride at least once during the day as well as participate in horse related educational and fun activities. Use our very experienced school horse or bring your own. Cost is $95.00 per camp, excluding lunch (please bring your own lunch). Space is limited to 5 campers, so sign up early. Call 303.688.4147 for application forms and information.
LAST CALL TO SIGN UP FOR PSEC’S EVENTING CAMP.
Call Leslie @ 303.688.4147 for the application form or if you need more information.
Dear Clients, Friends, Neighbors,
July 4th is Appreciation Day!
PSEC is hosting a bar-b-que at Little Creek Ranch (11:00 am until 2 pm-ish) for our clients, friends, neighbors and volunteers.
The address is 6510 Lorraine Rd., Larkspur, CO 80118
We are providing the meat, condiments, iced tea and games. We ask that you bring a side dish, chairs and a rubber duck (for the ducky race).
Please RSVP by July 1st so we know how much meat and drinks to bring.
Thank you,
Leslie
303.688.4147
This is a two-day long camp for riders ages 11 - 18, of all abilities and is the next step in equestrian education. This is a great camp to improve your riding skills or just to have fun. Students will further their knowledge in areas of dressage, jumping, showing and horse health care. No overnight stay is required. Campers need to be at PSEC no later than 7:30 a.m. as camp activities start at that time and continue throughout the day until 5 p.m with two mounted lessons as well as unmounted instruction. The cost of this camp is $180.00 (does not include lunch; please bring your own lunch) - your horse or our school horse. Maximum participants 10/Min 5. Pre-registration with $50.00 deposit required. This camp is informative and FUN. Hone up your skills in a relaxed but invigorating atmosphere, one that is "outside the box" of the usual training program in that you have the opportunity to spend two days with your horse (or ours) learning new things and perfecting old ones.
Closing date for Pendragon Stud’s Beginner Event and Combined Test to be held June 8th is creeping up on us, so I’m sending this reminder to send your entries soon.
No checks will be deposited before closing date so, if anything should happen, you may call me and cancel your entry without penalty up to the time checks are deposited.
