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May 16, 2014, Equine Events



Friday, May 16

Click the Midwestern Equestrian Event Venue Roster tab at the top of this page (underneath the page banner) to find street addresses and contact telephone numbers. 

Connected Riding Clinic with Peggy Cummings

New Dressage Association, Inc., at Skyline Equestrian Center, Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. 

Dressage Clinic with Bettina Drummond
Sunflower Farms, Bristol, Wisconsin.

Dressage Show
Sorensen Park, Wildcat Camp Lake, Wisconsin. 

Great River Benefit Saddlebred Horse Show
Iowa Equestrian Center, Kirkwood Community College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 

Horses and Camping at Wildcat Mountain State Park
Red Ridge Ranch at Wildcat Mountain State Park, Ontario, Wisconsin.

IDCTA Summer Kickoff Dressage Show
Illinois Dressage and Combined Training Association at Lamplight Equestrian Center, Wayne, Illinois.

Indy 25/50 Ride
LaGrange, Kentucky.

Junior and High School Regional Rodeo
Dubuque, Iowa.

Maffitt Lake Spring Gathering II "A"
Maffitt Lake Equestrian Center, Cumming, Iowa.

Otter Creek Spring Horse Trials
United States Eventing Association at Otter Creek Farm, Wheeler, Wisconsin.

UMBHA Open Fun and Speed Show - IBHA / All-Breed Payback Speed Show
Upper Midwest Buckskin Horse Association at Jackson County Fairgrounds, Black River Falls, Wisconsin.

Please contact host organizations or equestrian facilities directly for additional details on any of these equestrian events.

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