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IEA Equestrian Team Qualifies For Upcoming Regionals
January 15, 2017
Local middle and high school equestrian teams from Trinity Farm have qualified for regionals.
The teams compete in Interscholastic Equestrian Association “IEA” horse shows. in which they “blind ride” — drawing a horse to ride at the event ratheru than riding their personal horse. The show judges the riders primarily on their abilities for the chance to win college scholarships.
The regional competition will be held February 5 at the Escambia County Equestrian Center.
Pictured: Trinity Farm of Northwest Florida team members (front center) Paige Keener, (first row, L-R) Lexi Bryant, Megan Gulsby, Sarah Hodge, Olivia Stone, (back) Morgan Mickel, Tessa Walsingham, Lilli Bonner, and Athena Critides, Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “IEA Equestrian Team Qualifies For Upcoming Regionals”
Class Act young ladies! Very proud of each & every one of you. You exhibit true class in all areas of your life. You represent Trinity Farm well. Be very proud of yourself and the team you belong to. Not many have what you have and I’m not referring to “in the show ring”. Trinity Proud!!!!
Trinity farm is very family orientated. Don’t get me wrong and driven these girls work hard and deserve their place in Regionals. They will not disappoint anyone because they are already winners!!
I’m very proud of these young ladies. They’ve worked and trained very hard for these events. It wouldn’t be fair not to mention the trainer, Ashley Mooneyham, and their very dedicated coach, Alyssa Vinn. As I’m typing this, these young ladies are competing at a show in Birmingham, AL. It’s their final “regular season” show of the year and it’s awesome that the team had the points to qualify for regionals prior to the last show!