focus onWORKING EQUITATION
November, 2025
Jillienne Endresen and her gelding Calcetines perform a half-pass during first phase of dressage.
amount of Working Equitation shows across Southern California and have helped fos- ter a vibrant community of rid- ers who come together not only for the love of the sport but also for the camaraderie and support it inspires. When they secured the honor of hosting the 2025 Region 2 Championships, Amanda and Cheryl, true to form, set out to make it one for the record books. With the Working Equitation community buzzing about the 2026 World Association of Working Equitation (WAWE) Championship in Spain, they applied to host a WAWE Qualifier. To be considered
for Team USA, Masters Level 7 riders must compete in WAWE Qualifiers held throughout the nation. The duo immediately set their sights on making the Region 2 Championship an International Qualifier as well. Litle did they know their event would become the larg- est WAWE Qualifier in North American history. The competition proved to
be an extraordinary display of equestrian excellence. Riders from all corners of the horse world came together for three packed days of breed and discipline diversity, hosted at the beautiful California Ranch Company in the heart
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Perseverance produces Champions!
Full service 50 acre training facility Arabians and Warmbloods
All Arabian disciplines plus Dressage, Hunter/Jumper and Equitation
Trainer: Katherine Rich-Elzig USEF licensed Judge
USDF Bronze, Silver, Gold medalist
Assistant Trainer: Isabella Thompson
(909) 518-0100 (909) 518 (
Bella Podsiadlo and her Connemara gelding Pudding Pop beautifully pick up the ring with the garroacha on the bull line.
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katherine_richgar@yahoo.com Located at Green Acres Ranch, Inc. • 35750 De Portola Rd, Temecula CA 92592
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