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Robin Bond competing on Kiger Zapata KCA in the masters level 7 and WAWE international qualifier . “Zapata”, wild-born Kiger Mustang, and Bond were Reserve Region 2 masters level 7 champions and fifth in the WAWE qualifier.


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Beauty at Work


Working Equitation Regional Champions crowned in Temecula


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EMECULA — Three incredible days of Working Equitation com-


petition took place in the beau- tiful wine country of southwest Riverside County. From Canada to California, riders and hors- es of all kinds came together to showcase their skill, heart, and partnership in the arena. Lifelong friendships were forged, milestones were reached, and the spirit of camaraderie filled the air as everyone celebrated the sport they love and cherish. When Amanda Lata and


Cheryl Croasman of Wine Country Classic Horse Shows set out in 2021 to host their very first Working Equitation Regional Show in Temecula, they never looked back. Now entering their fiſth year of com- petition, they host the largest


Joe Correia and his Lusitano stallion Nobel Caniceira demonstrate “the Jug”. This shows the judge your horse is able to stand patiently for their riders.


Mary Oliver and her Lusitano gelding WS Afortunado show grit during the final phase where riders must sort cattle.


Brooke Louise Creative photo


Brooke Louise Creative photo


Brooke Louise Creative photo


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