Equisport International Show Jumping

Next up:

July 2010

Santa Barbara National

Las Amigas de las Lomas

Showpark Racing Festival

NEWS:

The Summer is off to a sizzling start with strong showings in June at the Blenheim series in San Juan.

Indian national rider Angad Sahlot in a bid to qualify for the Asian games, posted clear rounds on multiple mounts. This week, he competes in Bangalore in the final trial before the team is selected.

Kate Hayes and Significant Other posted clear rounds in her warm up to the summer season.

Welcome to Bryce Gardella. We are happy that you have joined the Equisport team!

We are pleased to announce the arrival of CASANOVA-Z. We are confident he will soon take his rightful place in the big class!

SALES HORSES:

CHECK OUT THE UPDATED SALES PAGES!

It is a difficult task to keep our sals pages “up to the minute”. Many of the horses we represent, are SOLD without ever appearing in print.

While these might seem “happy problems”, it is frustrating for those searching for their DREAMHORSE.

Please feel free to contact us with your requests directly. We are more than happy to help you find the right partner.

TRAINING:

We are currently accepting new customers in both our training and show barns. Invitations are extended only to exceptional horses and riders. Should you require services other than what we offer, we will gladly refer you to a barn or a trainer who may assist you.

EMPLOYMENT:

We are currently seeking:

Working Student

"nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm"

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Equisport International Show Jumping was founded in 1994 for the purposes

of training the show jumping athlete. From modest beginnings fueled by a profound love of the horse, Equisport soon began to make its mark on a fiercely competitive discipline. Equisport's governing concept was simple: create a partnership with the horse through trust.

...with knowledge comes great responsibility

Equisport's growth is due not only to an understanding of the delicate relationship that must exist between horse and rider, but also to an appreciation of the lessons of the past.