2019 USEA Annual Meeting and Convention Program
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65 GRANT WINNERS 2018 WORTH THE TRUST YOUNG ADULT AMATEUR SCHOLARSHIP Funded by Joan Iversen Goswell The Worth the Trust Young Adult Scholarship is a fund of $3,000 awarded annually to a Young Adult between the ages of 16-25 as of Januar y 1 of the application year. Funds are to be used for any eventing education purpose. Recipient: Melissa Baumann 2018 WORTH THE TRUST ADULT AMATEUR SCHOLARSHIP Funded by Joan Iversen Goswell The Worth the Trust Adult Amateur Scholarship is a fund of $2,000 awarded annually to an Adult Amateur Rider, 26 years of age or older as of Januar y 1 of the application year. Funds are to be used for any eventing education purpose. Recipient: Sara Mackenzie wilton fair fund grants Funded by David and Cheryl Lenaburg The Wilton Fair Fund allows up to $100,000 in grants to be given each year for a variety of educational opportunities for riders 29 and under who have not yet ridden for a senior team. Recipient: To Be Announced on Saturday, Dec. 9 rebecca broussard international developing riders grant Funded by the Broussard Family Available to riders at the CIC3* and above who have not yet ridden represented the USA in an official team competition. (Preference given to riders who compete at the CIC3* level at The Event at Rebecca Farm, Kalispell, Montana.) Two grants will be awarded to offset some of the expenses incurred to compete at international FEI events held outside of the United States. Recipients: To Be Announced on Saturday, Dec. 9 the essex horse trials grant Funded by the Essex Horse Trials The Essex Horse Trials Grant is available to a Developing Rider aged 25 and under who is competing successfully at the CIC3* and above and who is working towards representing the U.S. in international team competition. The grant is intended to assist the recipient develop the essential horsemanship skills required for a successful transition from the Young Rider ranks to the Senior Rider ranks. The grant may be used for expenses related to equestrian education, coaching, training and competing. Recipient: To Be Announced on Saturday, Dec. 9 amy tryon young riders grant Funded by friends and family of Amy Tryon This fund was created to provide direct financial assistance to aspiring event riders who participate in the USEA Young Riders Program and who have aspirations of achieving the highest international level of the sport of eventing. The goal of the grant is to provide riders with limited financial resources the support they require to prepare for, and compete in, international three-day events. The USEA Young Riders Program member must display a work ethic that exemplifies the traits necessar y to achieve the highest level of international competition that was personified by the character of Amy Tr yon. The grant may be used for coaching, specialized training, entr y fees, living costs for horse and rider and for travel. Recipient: To Be Announced on Saturday, Dec. 9