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October 17-21, Fair Hill International will be celebrating its 30th Anniversary!!!  We are all very excited about that and hoping to make this year extra special.  Volunteers are the heart of FHI and, with no doubt, make it what it is and what it has been.  FHI employs approximately 5 people.  The rest of us are all volunteers.  Pretty amazing when you think about it.  And why when we say that "Volunteers Make It Happen," we are not exaggerating, even a little bit.  

This year, in addition to looking for volunteers to work the Front Gate and the VIP Gate, I am also looking for 2 folks to help with two more specific positions.

New Dates! September 21-23, 2018

This is a full three-day clinic. Clinic fee includes: Two riders (grouped similarly by experience) for Dressage Friday and Sunday, groups of 4 riders will showjump & XC school specific questions on Saturday and groups of 4 riders will participate in Bonnie's “Know Your Speed” clinic on Sunday incorporating galloping and XC jumps.
$450.00 - non Adult Rider member price
$350.00 - USEA Area II Adult Rider members
$ 10.00 - USEA non-member fee per day
Auditing: $25 per day or $45 2 days or $60 for 3 days
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There are still horses available for the Maryland Fund For Horses' Wicomico Horse Trainers Challenge.

In addition to helping a horse find a new home, all trainers receive:
1) 1 bag per horse per month of feed donated by Nutrena
2) A $500 stipend for completing the challenge
Additionally ... if a horse is adopted any time up to 30 days after 'AppyFest (October 6-7), the trainer is guaranteed $600 of the adoption fee.

(Advanced, Intermediate, Preliminary, Training, Novice and Beginner Novice)

Morven Park HT  October 5-7  (opens Aug 21 and closes Sept 18)

Qualifying Period:  10/23/2017-9/18/2018  In Area: BN, N, T, P  Any Area: A,I

Open to members of other Areas, but must qualify within Area II for BN/N/T/P.

Below are the Area 2 requirements. 

The logowear site is up and taking orders. The NAJYRC team gets the proceeds. The gear has the II logo on the front and back. Have your name added for just a little more. Adult sizes too! Love to have your support!!

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A youth pipeline is vital. Photo by Holly Covey

You can’t have a sport without a youth pipeline. Every successful sport has one. Bringing up children on ponies, then teens on horses, and finally, young adults on event horses keeps our sport alive — literally.

So, even if you, as an adult eventer, may not have a dog in the young rider hunt, you can recognize the vital importance of the Junior and Young Rider programs in supporting eventing horsemanship and sportsmanship. Our sport has a future, basically because each Area in the United States funds Young Rider (riders aged 16 to 21 years) teams to go to an international competition, and learn what it takes to compete at a high level.

Read more at Eventing Nation

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