One of the best things about getting involved with equestrian activities is a wide range of possibilities! High fashion or low pressure, sedate or with sawdust flying – there’s a competition for everyone to enjoy!
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Equestrian
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If you are over forty and embrace the philosophies that “It’s never too late” and “Age is just a number,” then you ought to consider taking up horseback riding. If you want to work your core muscles, and improve your coordination and strength while getting out in the fresh air, there is nothing better than getting in the saddle.
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The hunt breakfast is a grand affair held at foxhunting clubs across America and indeed, throughout Great Britain, where it originated. Whether breakfast, lunch, or dinner, the meal is always referred to as “breakfast.” The lavish spread can be put on in a grand home or in the field on a harvest table.
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Anne, the Princess Royal, inherited her family’s love of life with horses and became the first British royal to compete in international equestrian events. Anne truly is the “hardest working royal” on behalf of horses and equestrian philanthropies.
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English novelist Anna Sewell was bedridden the last six years of her life as she scrawled out and dictated the only book she would ever complete. She lived just five months after publication, long enough to delight in the instant success of one of the best–selling and most beloved books of all time.
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Donna Cheek is the first African-American woman to join the U.S. Equestrian Team and first African-American Equestrian inducted in the Women’s Sports Hall of Fame.
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US Equestrian sees Mavis as the face of the future of the sport—someone who worked her way up to the top of the Grand Prix ring through sheer hard work.
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This equestrian star continues to hold fast to her lifelong commitment – competing, training and organizing her own horse trials at the age of 71.
