Mill Spring, N.C.—Sept 3
One of the best parts of the U.S. Eventing Association American Eventing Championships is watching the lower levels tackle their “Olympics.”
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We spent a day watching beginner novice horses and riders take on Mark Phillips’ course at the Tryon International Equestrian Center and came away with some great photos.
Madeline Mogridge and Unscripted wouldn’t look out of place in the pony hunter ring. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Mya Poulos and Merrylegs crossed through the finish flags with a clear round. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Lilah Frank rode one of the smallest ponies at the AEC, Flying Diamond Anticipation. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Hannah Sullivan rode the colorful Nebraska. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Ella Robinson and Champagne flew the last. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Caramel Macchiato sported a beautiful eye and a heart on his haunches, while Vienna Albert had a checkered helmet.
Kate Brinson and Jazz looked picture perfect over this table. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Jessie Hayes and the adorable Fjord FMF Liesl. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Amber Duncan and Renegade looked sharp in red. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Jenn June and QAR Super Rocker splashed through the water. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Jessika Kynett rode her police horse Tankers in the beginner novice amateur division. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Betty Tsitrian had a smile on her face as she splashed through the water with Laureli. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Terri Miller and Miller Genuine Paint. Best name ever! Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Susan Shelton and Dauntless Debonair sported bright purple. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Tori Nuckols and the pint sized Gingerman jumped neatly over this table. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
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