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Tug of War: Classical Versus "Modern"
Tug of War: Classical Versus "Modern" Dressage Lecture with world renowned Dr. Gerd Heuschmann;
Veterinarian and Berieter
Brought to you by E.I. and Wacky Nut Farm
August 20th; 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm, Redmond Inn, Redmond, WA - Pre-registration is required
E.I. members receive discount - see flyer for pricing & more details!
This is an amazing opportunity to learn about biomechanics with 3-D modeling and the effects that variety of training methods have on the horse.
Champagne Classic
Here are the Champagne Classic Ride Times:
Ride times for Crystal-Saturday July 11th and Ride times for Magnum-Sunday July 12th
Beaujolais and Chablis Results
Here are the top Beaujolais scores by status and by level.
l'Aperitif Results!
After much delay in publishing, here are the l'Aperitif results.
2009 Show Dates Posted The new lineup of dressage shows for 2009 have been posted here.
The E.I. 2009 Planning Effort Read more about the E.I. focus group, the strategic planning session and the survey results. The results of our planning session may be found here.
In other news
Emergency Information
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Remember to renew your membership for 2009!
I order to continue receiving the Flying Changes and to get great discounts on E.I. events, you need to be an E.I. member. Click here to sign up or renew.
Sign up for volunteering online!
Click here to view available events and roles and sign yourself up for good company and fun at the E.I. events.
Is your membership information up to date?
If we don't have your correct email on file, you will not receive the occasional e-Flash message reminding you of a show or seminar. Click here to update your information.
Tug of War: Classical Versus "Modern" Dressage Lecture with world renowned Dr. Gerd Heuschmann;
Veterinarian and Berieter
Brought to you by E.I. and Wacky Nut FarmAugust 20th; 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm, Redmond Inn, Redmond, WA - Pre-registration is required
E.I. members receive discount - see flyer for pricing & more details!
This is an amazing opportunity to learn about biomechanics with 3-D modeling and the effects that variety of training methods have on the horse.
Champagne Classic
Here are the Champagne Classic Ride Times:
Ride times for Crystal-Saturday July 11th and Ride times for Magnum-Sunday July 12th
Beaujolais and Chablis Results
Here are the top Beaujolais scores by status and by level.
l'Aperitif Results!
After much delay in publishing, here are the l'Aperitif results.
2009 Show Dates Posted The new lineup of dressage shows for 2009 have been posted here.
The E.I. 2009 Planning Effort Read more about the E.I. focus group, the strategic planning session and the survey results. The results of our planning session may be found here.
Emergency Information
Click here for a list of local resources.
Remember to renew your membership for 2009!
I order to continue receiving the Flying Changes and to get great discounts on E.I. events, you need to be an E.I. member. Click here to sign up or renew.
Sign up for volunteering online!
Click here to view available events and roles and sign yourself up for good company and fun at the E.I. events.
Is your membership information up to date?
If we don't have your correct email on file, you will not receive the occasional e-Flash message reminding you of a show or seminar. Click here to update your information.
About E.I.
Equestrians' Institute is a not-for-profit volunteer organization formed in 1974 to support the interests of equestrians in the Puget Sound and surrounding region. E.I. provides educational and competitive opportunities through its sponsorship of clinics (local or national experts), schooling shows and recognized competitions in eventing, dressage and combined driving. Membership in E.I. affords each person the opportunity to volunteer or participate in events in their area of interest or to expand their experience through association with the other disciplines. Camaraderie, support, competition and skill development are encouraged through the E.I. network.
Equestrians' Institute is a not-for-profit volunteer organization formed in 1974 to support the interests of equestrians in the Puget Sound and surrounding region. E.I. provides educational and competitive opportunities through its sponsorship of clinics (local or national experts), schooling shows and recognized competitions in eventing, dressage and combined driving. Membership in E.I. affords each person the opportunity to volunteer or participate in events in their area of interest or to expand their experience through association with the other disciplines. Camaraderie, support, competition and skill development are encouraged through the E.I. network.