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Annual NJ Region's Dressage Show
April 14, 2019 @ the USET main arena in Gladstone, NJ This year's judges were Marilyn Payne and Willette Brown. Although our show was smaller than last year's, we did finish befoe the rains came. The arena was dismantled and stored back into the storage boxes quickly as we have had a lot of practice doing this over the past 8 years. We will be back next year in April for another Dressage Schooling Show and look forward to see all our wonderful competitors at that time. The results are posted on the Dressage Show's page and the TIP awards are listed at the end of the results. The ribbons and awards for these award will be mailed to all winners. Thank you to all who supported our NJ Region in 2018. We welcome your continued support in 2019!
We look forward to 2019 and everyone in our NJ Region's clubs and centers would like to thank all who have supported the New Jersey Region Pony Club during this past year. We appreciate and thank all our members, parents, friends, volunteers and especially the competitors who came to our Dressage Show at USET or our Horse Trials on June 3 at the Horse Park of NJ – when our horse trials began its new run as a USEA recognized event. As a volunteer organization, we do depend on the support of so many. Please click here to go to our Support Pony Club page for more info. |
Results are now posted
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WOW-CampWOW camp dates will be July 1 to July 4th, 2019.
Our camp is always open to all riders, pony club or non-pony club. Adults and youth riders are welcome
Applications for our camp will be posted by March 15th. Online registration will be available at that time.
Our camp is always open to all riders, pony club or non-pony club. Adults and youth riders are welcome
Applications for our camp will be posted by March 15th. Online registration will be available at that time.
The United States Pony Club (USPC)
The United States Pony Clubs, Inc. (USPC or Pony Club) was founded in 1954 as a nonprofit national youth organization to teach riding and horsemanship through a formal educational program.
USPC is unique because its educational programs place equal emphasis on the teaching of riding skills, horse-care fundamentals, and team participation with sportsmanship. From the moment youth join USPC until they graduate, they are part of a broad network of activities and educational programs that promote the health and safety of both horse and rider. Members include both Youth Members range in age from as young as 4 through age 25, and HMX or adult Horsemaster Members. Members belong to local clubs or pony club centers and USPC is dedicated to developing knowledgeable, competent, responsible, and caring horsemen.
Many of the nation's top equestrians, including many of our Olympic team members and many business professionals, government leaders and career military officers, have roots in Pony Club. There are approximately 10,000 members in 600 clubs and riding centers in 43 regions throughout the country.
Core Values of the Pony Club are:
Horsemanship with respect to healthcare, nutrition, stable management, handling and riding a mount safely, correctly and with confidence.
Organized teamwork including cooperation, communication, responsibility, leadership, mentoring, teaching and fostering a supportive yet competitive environment .
Respect for the horse and self through horsemanship; for land through land conservation; and for others through service and teamwork.
Service by providing an opportunity for members, parents, and others to support the Pony Club program locally, regionally and nationally through volunteerism.
Education at an individual pace to achieve personal goals and expand knowledge through teaching others.
The United States Pony Clubs, Inc. (USPC or Pony Club) was founded in 1954 as a nonprofit national youth organization to teach riding and horsemanship through a formal educational program.
USPC is unique because its educational programs place equal emphasis on the teaching of riding skills, horse-care fundamentals, and team participation with sportsmanship. From the moment youth join USPC until they graduate, they are part of a broad network of activities and educational programs that promote the health and safety of both horse and rider. Members include both Youth Members range in age from as young as 4 through age 25, and HMX or adult Horsemaster Members. Members belong to local clubs or pony club centers and USPC is dedicated to developing knowledgeable, competent, responsible, and caring horsemen.
Many of the nation's top equestrians, including many of our Olympic team members and many business professionals, government leaders and career military officers, have roots in Pony Club. There are approximately 10,000 members in 600 clubs and riding centers in 43 regions throughout the country.
Core Values of the Pony Club are:
Horsemanship with respect to healthcare, nutrition, stable management, handling and riding a mount safely, correctly and with confidence.
Organized teamwork including cooperation, communication, responsibility, leadership, mentoring, teaching and fostering a supportive yet competitive environment .
Respect for the horse and self through horsemanship; for land through land conservation; and for others through service and teamwork.
Service by providing an opportunity for members, parents, and others to support the Pony Club program locally, regionally and nationally through volunteerism.
Education at an individual pace to achieve personal goals and expand knowledge through teaching others.
Mission: The United States Pony Clubs, Inc., develops character, leadership, confidence, and a sense of community in youth through a program that teaches the care of horses and ponies, riding and mounted sports.
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Some facts about Pony Club:
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A picture of all of our NJ competitors against the backdrop of the Rolex Arena. We had 45 NJR members at champs this year in Dressage, Eventing, Quiz, Show Jumping and Tetrathlon. What a great experience for all - members, friends, parents and everyone who supported our group at Champs. |
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Links to nearby regions
We urge our members to visit the regional websites for nearby regions. These regions offer Rallies, National Testings. camps and clinics you might wish to do. Below are links to some of those regions
The Virginia Region: www.vrponyclub.org
The Maryland Region https://maryland.ponyclub.org
Eastern Pennsylvia Region https://easternpa.ponyclub.org/about
New York-Upper CT Region: https://newyorkupperct.ponyclub.org/
DelMarVa Region: https://delmarva.ponyclub.org/
The Virginia Region: www.vrponyclub.org
The Maryland Region https://maryland.ponyclub.org
Eastern Pennsylvia Region https://easternpa.ponyclub.org/about
New York-Upper CT Region: https://newyorkupperct.ponyclub.org/
DelMarVa Region: https://delmarva.ponyclub.org/
In 2019, USPC will celebrate Championships East by returning again to Tryon International Equestrian Center in Mill Spring, NC -
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New Jersey Region Pony Club
Ask about our clubs, pony club centers, Adult Horsemasters' program and our "open to all" fund raising Dressage Show in April and Recognized Event in June!
Ask about our clubs, pony club centers, Adult Horsemasters' program and our "open to all" fund raising Dressage Show in April and Recognized Event in June!