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  • College Night Recruiting Dinner

    Thought I would get the word out that there are a few spots still open for the USHJA College Night Recruiting Dinner being held at the Old Dominion Horse Show on July 23rd at 6:30 pm. Eight great schools, all with riding programs will have coaches and recruiters there to answer all your questions. Find out about scholarship oppportunities, the differences between IHSA, NCAA, ANRC and IDA programs. Great for Jr. High and High School students and their parents.For details, go to www.olddominionhorseshow.com and click on College Night.
    www.midatlanticeq.com
    Mid-Atlantic Equitation Festival,Scholarships and College Fair
    November 11-13, 2016

  • #2
    This was Great last year! Thank you so much for doing this! I wish Bob were going to be here that weekend so he could attend this year.

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      #3
      I invited him at the USHJA convention. We are also having a Collegiate Medal class Saturday AM open to any one who has ever ridden on an IHSA, NCAA, ANRC, IEA, or any interschool team. There will be a $500 college scholarship available to the highest placing junior. Would have loved for Bob to be our presenter :-( Hope to see you this year !
      www.midatlanticeq.com
      Mid-Atlantic Equitation Festival,Scholarships and College Fair
      November 11-13, 2016

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      • #4
        He would have LOVED to be able to do that!!!

        I'm thinking about trying to find a horse for that class! Bet I'd be the ancient-est!

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          #5
          That would be awesome! Which Alma Mater?
          www.midatlanticeq.com
          Mid-Atlantic Equitation Festival,Scholarships and College Fair
          November 11-13, 2016

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          • #6
            Anyone want to loan me a horse for the Collegiate Medal? I rode NCAA and would love to play, but everything I'm on right now is too green.

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              #7
              You may want to check with some ofthe bigger barns in VA or MD that are coming and may have a horse for you to use, particularly if they know you. Where did you go to school?
              www.midatlanticeq.com
              Mid-Atlantic Equitation Festival,Scholarships and College Fair
              November 11-13, 2016

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                #8
                Bumping up to get the info out.
                www.midatlanticeq.com
                Mid-Atlantic Equitation Festival,Scholarships and College Fair
                November 11-13, 2016

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                • #9
                  Chunky- I was on our Nat'l Champ teams in 78-79 at Centenary- can I ride in your class?
                  see my ribbon quilts at: www.ribbonquilts.com

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by chunky munky View Post
                    You may want to check with some ofthe bigger barns in VA or MD that are coming and may have a horse for you to use, particularly if they know you. Where did you go to school?
                    I went to SMU in Dallas and am just living here for a few months, so I don't have a ton of contacts here.

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                    • #11
                      I have a friend who's apparently helping out at the show - I mentioned it to him and he's under the impression he can go to anything he wants because he'll be helping out...is space really that limited? Should I encourage him to register or will he be able to attend because he's helping at the show?

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                        Originally posted by scotchie View Post
                        Chunky- I was on our Nat'l Champ teams in 78-79 at Centenary- can I ride in your class?
                        You betcha! Centenary is one of our sponsor schools and will be there. We need to be sure that they bring a saddle pad for you!
                        www.midatlanticeq.com
                        Mid-Atlantic Equitation Festival,Scholarships and College Fair
                        November 11-13, 2016

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                          Originally posted by gottagrey View Post
                          I have a friend who's apparently helping out at the show - I mentioned it to him and he's under the impression he can go to anything he wants because he'll be helping out...is space really that limited? Should I encourage him to register or will he be able to attend because he's helping at the show?
                          I assume that you are speaking of our young man from DC. He and his family actually were registered for the college night event before we contacted him to help with the show. That is how we became aware he would be there. We are very happy to have him with us.
                          www.midatlanticeq.com
                          Mid-Atlantic Equitation Festival,Scholarships and College Fair
                          November 11-13, 2016

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                          • #14
                            DD is looking forward to this - she will be attending Friday night and doing the medal Saturday morning. We were hoping to have a "team" for the medal but her fellow IEA'er is in Vt and won't get back in time so she is going solo.

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                              #15
                              We are thrilled to haveDD with us. I think you will have a great time and be part of a fabulous recruiting dinner and part of a new class that will become a huge class as we build. Thanks for your interest.
                              www.midatlanticeq.com
                              Mid-Atlantic Equitation Festival,Scholarships and College Fair
                              November 11-13, 2016

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                              • #16
                                Originally posted by chunky munky View Post
                                I assume that you are speaking of our young man from DC. He and his family actually were registered for the college night event before we contacted him to help with the show. That is how we became aware he would be there. We are very happy to have him with us.
                                That would be him. He's looking forward to helping out with the show. College night will be very good for him - it's a great function you are putting on. Too bad more shows don't do the same thing. It's a good opportunity for colleges to get out to kids and for kids to find out more about the schools on a more intimate level - whether or not they even want to continue riding.

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                                  #17
                                  It is a lot of work to put on this type of event along with doing a show. I understand why more don't do it!! But that being said it is this type of event that people want and perhaps that is why the USHJA members voted us the best horse show in zone 3 ( VA, NC, MD and DE) We aim to please :-)
                                  www.midatlanticeq.com
                                  Mid-Atlantic Equitation Festival,Scholarships and College Fair
                                  November 11-13, 2016

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                                  • #18
                                    St. Lawrence Univ here - class of *gasp* *eeks* '78!

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                                      Originally posted by scotchie View Post
                                      Chunky- I was on our Nat'l Champ teams in 78-79 at Centenary- can I ride in your class?
                                      So I contacted Centenary who will be bringing along a school pad for you to use for the class!
                                      And Duff- ya gotta do it! Should be great fun
                                      www.midatlanticeq.com
                                      Mid-Atlantic Equitation Festival,Scholarships and College Fair
                                      November 11-13, 2016

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                                      • #20
                                        My daughter offered me the horse she has through August. But, alas, the Adults (my daughter's division - GADZOOKS - still can't believe it!) already run Frid and Sat and we don't want to poop him out. That said, it wouldn't be entirely a bad thing for him to jump around in that ring again on Saturday before Sunday's Derby. So, we'll just wait to see how his energy level is after Friday...

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