[30 Jun 2009 | One Comment | 111 views]
2010 World Equestrian Games Ticket Pricing

Ticket prices for the World Equestrian Games being held in Lexington, Kentucky from September 25-October 10, 2010 have been released.
Ticket prices and event start times have been finalized for the eight world championships, which are being held outside of Europe for the first time in their history. Tickets will go on sale September 25, 2009, exactly one year before the Games arrive in Kentucky. Approximately 600,000 tickets will be available with prices starting as low as $25.
Ticket prices vary by day and stage of the competition.
Reining

Early rounds: $95
Individual Finals: …

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2010 WEG, Dressage, Eventing, Headline, Horse Events, Show Jumping »

[30 Jun 2009 | One Comment | 111 views]
2010 World Equestrian Games Ticket Pricing

Ticket prices for the World Equestrian Games being held in Lexington, Kentucky from September 25-October 10, 2010 have been released.
Ticket prices and event start times have been finalized for the eight world championships, which are being held outside of Europe for the first time in their history. Tickets will go on sale September 25, 2009, exactly one year before the Games arrive in Kentucky. Approximately 600,000 tickets will be available with prices starting as low as $25.
Ticket prices vary by day and stage of the competition.
Reining

Early rounds: $95
Individual Finals: …

2010 WEG, Dressage, Horse Events, Horse News, Recommendations, Riding and showing, Show Jumping, WEG Radio Show »

[19 Jun 2009 | No Comment | 125 views]
2010 WEG Radio Show Episode 43 Jumper Angel Karolyi

Angel Karolyi of Venezuela was chosen to be the 2010 Radio Show Spotlight Jumper. Angel joins us for a lively chat about his family, career and his plans to qualify for the Alltech FEI 2010 World Equestrian Games. Also, Akaash Maharaj, CEO of Equine Canada gives us an update on how the preparations are going in Canada for the 2010 WEG. Listen in…
2010 Radio Show Episode 43 - Spotlight Jumper, Angel Karolyi and a Look at Canada:

Don’t forget to register to win a $300 supply …

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[17 Jun 2009 | One Comment | 307 views]
Tour Kentucky Horse Park & The New Indoor Arena

Take an inside look at the upcoming World Equestrian Games 2010 venue, the Kentucky Horse Park. Kylie Lane and WEG’s Amy Walker take us through a quick tour of this beautiful park, including a look inside the brand-new indoor arena.

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[15 Jun 2009 | No Comment | 181 views]
2010 WEG Radio Show Episode 42 - Spotlight Eventer Jessica Phoenix

Jessica Phoenix of Canada was chosen to be the 2010 Radio Show Spotlight Eventer. Jessica joins us for a fun chat about her past and what is in store for qualifying for the Alltech FEI 2010 World Equestrian Games. Also, top endurance rider Meg Sleeper shares some of her wild tails of the trail! Listen in…
2010 Radio Show by SUCCEED Episode 42 - The Spotlight Eventer is Jessica Phoenix from Canada:

Don’t forget to register to win a $300 supply of SUCCEED Digestive Conditioning Program or a …

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[8 Jun 2009 | No Comment | 131 views]
2010 WEG Radio Show Episode 39: Para Equestrian Spotlight

We introduce you to our pick for the 2010 Radio Show Spotlight Para-Equestrian, Susan Treabess. Susan has her sights set on the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games in 2010 and shares with us her plan for achieving that goal. Plus, we have the first bi-weekly report from Chrissy Joy at the WEG Offices in Lexington, KY. This and so much more, listen in…
2010 Radio Show Episode 39 - Spotlight Para-Equestrian Susan Treabess:

And the winner of the May 2010 Games Giveaway of the $300.00 worth of Succeed Digestive …

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[4 Jun 2009 | 4 Comments | 463 views]
Training Tips: Psoas Muscle for Centered Riding & The Emergency Stopping Rein

I’ve always found that one of the best ways I learn is to teach. Not that I’m teaching something I don’t know, but I’m solidifying what I do know and thinking through all of the nuances and details as I articulate it for someone else.
Thus, since I started blogging over a year and a half ago, I think I’ve learned more about riding, horsemanship, and horse care than I have in the entire last decade. I’ve read magazines, read blogs, watched videos, and done lots of research to bring helpful …