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of Temecula. From elegant Dressage riders in traditional Portuguese atire to Californio Vaqueros rooted deep in Western tradition, all came together to celebrate what Working Equitation is truly about- harmony, versatility, and respect for the horse. Throughout the day, riders
Emerson Westhoff and her Lusitano stallion Atacador jump with their garroacha in the WAWE international qualifier.
competed across multiple levels, from Walk-Trot Introductory to Advanced Level 6, under the expert eyes of USAWE Judges Kim Roe, Doreen Atkinson, and International WAWE Judge Fiona Price-Jones. They demonstrated their horses’ manageability and precision through the Dressage and Ease of Handling phases, navigated timed obstacle courses in the Speed phase, and optionally tested their teamwork with cat- tle in the Working Catle phase. Each evening, the spotlight
Matt French and his Mustang Navarro demonstrate a highly technical lead change through the hedges.
Maverick Wright and his Welsh Pony Maple Lane Kero working cattle during the fourth and final phase. Maverick traveled from Oregon to compete in the Junior International WAWE qualifier.
turned to the Master Level 7 riders, who competed in both the Region Championship and
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