HJN Content posted on October 5th, 2007

Worth The Wait

Laura Beckworth, 48, of Magnolia, TX, had to wait until her three boys were out of high school before she could come ride at Capital Challenge. This is because, according to Beckworth, they played Texas high school football and that just isn’t something you miss. (Read on…)

Life After Eighteen - Amateurs Show How Its Done

Junior riders often wonder what life will be like on the back of a horse after they reach eighteen. No more junior hunters. No more Medal and Maclay classes. The amateurs at Capital Challenge proved that the competition is just as tough once you cross over into the adult world. (Read on…)

Stewart Captures Future Hunter Championships - Shares Leading Hunter Rider TItle With Pletcher

Throughout the years the future hunter division has been a proving ground for many young horses at Capital Challenge. Some of those youngsters have shown at Palm Beach and throughout the season, while others come to Capital Challenge with little to no show experience. They face the rings in Upper Marlboro with wide eyes. Sometimes a rider gets lucky and their mount approaches showing with the serenity and grace of a seasoned hunter. (Read on…)

USEF Accepting Bids to Host 2008 USEF National Junior Hunter Championships, East and West Coast presented by Stacey and Tom Siebel

Lexington, KY – The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) is now accepting bids to host the 2008 USEF National Junior Hunter Championships– East Coast or West Coast presented by Stacey and Tom Siebel. (Read on…)

USEF Accepting Bids to Host 2008 Sallie B. Wheeler/USEF National Hunter Breeding Championships, East and West Coast presented by Vita Flex

Lexington, KY – The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) is now accepting bids to host the 2008 Sallie B. Wheeler/USEF National Hunter Breeding Championships – East Coast Phase and West Coast presented by Vita Flex. (Read on…)