The U.S Equestrian Federation has announced 10 of the 12 riders who have been invited to participate in the fifth annual George H. Morris Horsemastership Training Session on Jan. 4-8 in Wellington, Fla., at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center. Two more riders will be announced from the U.S Hunter Jumper Association Emerging Athlete Program. The clinic is free to audit, but a donation to the USET Foundation is recommended.
The clinic will include both mounted and unmounted sessions with Morris, chef d’equipe of the U.S show jumping team, and will feature classes on stable management, veterinary care and nutrition. The goal of the clinic is to develop “horsemasters” for future U.S Equestrian Teams.
The riders are:
-Ali Wolff, young rider individual gold medalist from the 2010 Adequan FEI North American Junior and Young Rider Championships
-Karen Polle, individual champion at the Randolph College/USEF National Junior Jumper Championship
-Brittany Hurst, winner of the USEF/Platinum Performance Talent Search Finals-East
-Taylor Ann Adams, winner of the USEF/Platinum Performance Talent Search Finals-West
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-Kelsey Thatcher, wild card based on performance
-Lillie Keenan, first on the USA Equitation Computer Rankings List
-Amber Henter, second on the USA Equitation Computer Rankings List
-Molly Braswell, third on the USA Equitation Computer Rankings List
-Chase Boggio, fourth on the USA Equitation Computer Rankings List
-Victoria Birdsall, fifth on the USA Equitation Computer Rankings List
