Years of training displayed at Isabella 4-H show

By Edgar Simpson

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The UPHA Exceptional Challenge Cup committee is pleased to announce the launch of an Assisted Walk and Trot Class to be held at the 2015 UPHA American Royal Horse Show. The committee would like to extend its sincere thanks to Elizabeth Goth who will be sponsoring this new program.

The 4-H horse show at the Isabella County Fairgrounds attracted more than two dozen competitors, ranging in age from 4 to 53.

Sam Jones and his horse Chester pranced their way to third in the dressage category at the annual Denim Days 4-H Horse Show Saturday at the Isabella County Fairgrounds.

The formulation of this new class will open up the Exceptional Challenge cup program to many new participants and will broaden the UPHA’s visionary reach toward providing positive competitive goals for all equestrians. The amazing ability of our instructors to teach to the highest level of equestrian skill and to also adapt to the special skills needed of our challenged equestrians has allowed for new areas of growth within the Exceptional Challenge Cup.

Tots take the reins

The quality of the class has continued to grow and this new division will provide a platform for long-term growth of the program. This step toward new goals would not be possible without the support of our generous sponsors and their assistance allows the UPHA to promote excellence in this very important division of our industry.
Congratulations to this year’s National Champions and Reserve Champions!

Intrepid journos attending CMU’s Journalism: Digital Discovery covered the Denim Days 4-H Horse Show on Saturday at the Isabelle County Fairgrounds.