Festival Clinicians Cross Country Show Jumping Dressage

Gina Miles Linda Allen Lendon Gray Erika Adams Kevin Bowie Reese Koffler-Stanfield Jennifer Merrick-Brooks Bobby Dreyer Nancy Later Lavoie Bill Hoos Otis Brown Terri Rocovich Cherie Gaebel Kyle Dewar Susan Posner Bunny Hendricks Richard Lamb Susan Harris Missy Ransehousen Deb Willson Lori Hoos Jerry Schurink Karine Gordy Cathy Frederickson Nancy Grout Polocrosse Ann Haller Dori Johnson Sue Kolstad Katy Barglow Western Sue Winslade Gene Ray Stewart Annette Gavin-Hastilow

Competitive Trail Riding Susan Hill Hanks

Ground Training Lisa Rakes-KHP Mounted Police

Games Sarah Greiling

Special Opportunities during Festival Education 1. Sign up to ride with Lendon Gray as an option during Festival, she will take 10 riders for this special Emerging Dressage Athlete Program. Here is the link to the Emerging Dressage Athlete Program. http://www.dressage4kids.org/emerging-dressage-athlete- program/emerging-dressage-athlete-program-application/ Once you have signed up then contact Connie Jehlik at the USPC office for more information.

2. D Camp during Festival Education: This camp is designed for the Pony Club youth member up to the D-2 Level. They will ride twice a day and get to experience group instruction taught by a few of our very successful Graduate A Pony Club members and alumni. Good basic riding skills will be taught using a variety of methods such as playing games on horseback, learning how to ride in the open safely in a group, and working towards their next certificate will all be taught during the mounted instruction. Besides riding they will have un-mounted instruction in the barn and a chance to experience taking care of their pony while at the Kentucky Horse Park. There will be limited number of slots for D Camp so make sure to register early. Registration will be online only beginning May 1, 2014. 3. Biomechanics and How it Relates to the Pyramid of Training Description: An easy to understand description of the parts of the horse and how they can function most efficiently to be able to handle the training needed to develop a stronger, more comfortable ride whether on the flat or over fences. The presentation will be given by Lois Yukins a USEF “S” Judge and an FEI 4* Judge. She grew up in Birmingham, Michigan with a background in Pony Club, Hunter/Jumper, and Dressage. She rode for the Bloomfield Open Hunt Club in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. She now lives in Manchester-by-the-Sea in Massachusetts and has trained several horses and students throughout all levels. This Biomechanics workshop will only be held Saturday morning from 9-11:30 am at the United States Dressage Federation building on the Kentucky Horse Park grounds. 4. H-B Test will be held on July 20th and 21st during Festival Education at the Kentucky Horse Park. Sign up is done online https://secure.ponyclub.org/calendars/testing.aspx