We have been blessed to have worked with David over the years and are thrilled that he is able to continue. With his tight schedule we were a bit nervous…. David is unfailingly generous with his expertise and it is always a learning opportunity when he is around. His courses are wonderfully challenging while fair to the horses. Lucky us! Don’t forget the fun Pony Divisions! We offer Pony Divisions at the Starter, Beginner Novice and Novice levels. Even though the divisions were small last year, they were a hit and we are happy to continue the tradition. Spread the word
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Welcome Erin Murphy as Event Secretary for the Kentucky Classique HT!
We are so pleased to welcome Erin Murphy as Event Secretary for the Kentucky Classique HT. Erin has been volunteering for us for several years in scoring and now we were lucky she said yes to this new position. Let’s get to know her…. “My first horse memory is in Colorado, where I was born, and getting my first horse Cotton. I was about 4 years old, and he was about 40. Ha! But I loved that pony until he ultimately passed away a few years later. I “rode” Cotton around my parent’s farm in Ft. Collins, but I started
Read moreKentucky Classique Chosen For the TIP Program!
Great news! We were just informed that Kentucky Classique has been chosen as a The Jockey Club Thoroughbred Incentive Program TIP award event! There will be a TIP award winner at each division level!
Read moreMidSouth Eventing and Dressage Association Unites Bluegrass Region
By Abby Powell The MidSouth Eventing and Dressage Association (MSEDA) is one of the oldest eventing associations in the United States, tracing its roots back to the 1960s. To this day, the organization remains a great way for dressage riders and eventers in Kentucky and the surrounding area to learn and grow — all the way from the grassroots of the sport to the FEI levels. While there is no shortage of equestrians in the Bluegrass region, the MSEDA is an organization that brings them all together around a common love of eventing and dressage. Long-time board member and current MSEDA President, Mary Fike, describes
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