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Attention All Saddle Seat Equitation Riders!
Wednesday, May 6, 2009


AMHA is selecting new members to join Team Morgan Jubilee and compete at this year's Jubilee Regional, to be held in Springfield, Illinois, September 2-5. This international competition will be against a team from South Africa and follows World Cup rules.

Prospective riders must be 14-21 years of age and a member in good standing with AMHA. Applicants are asked to submit an application, horsemanship patterns video, video résumé, and a written essay. The application fee is $50, and riders chosen for the competition will be required to help find sponsors for at least $500 to help offset expenses. Applicants are responsible for travel to and from Jubilee, but Team Morgan Jubilee will pay hotel expenses and transportation throughout the week. Deadline for applications and videos is June 1, 2009. Applicants who have competed in two Team Morgan events are ineligible.

Being a part of Team Morgan Jubilee is a wonderful way to gain international exposure and it will set you apart from other college applicants!

For more information or to request an application, please contact Christina Koliander at (802) 985-4944 ext. 17, or chris@morganhorse.com.   

Hurry! Application deadline is June 1, 2009!

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