The United States Dressage Federation™ (USDF) announced that Olympic team silver medalist Sabine Schut-Kery will be joining George Williams, Lilo Fore, and Anne Gribbons as a clinician for the USDF FEI Youth Clinics.
The goal of these clinics is to promote hardworking and talented youth riders, striving to compete in the FEI tests and rise to the top of the discipline. As an internationally acclaimed Grand Prix rider and trainer, with experience up to and including Pan American and Olympic Games, Sabine is a perfect fit to help educate and guide these enthusiastic and talented youth, as they grow in their dressage careers.
When discussing the addition of Sabine to the clinician lineup, the Chair of the FEI Youth Committee, Roberta Williams notes, “Sabine's amazing resume, passion for dressage, and infectious joy when teaching will make her a favorite among riders and auditors alike. We couldn't be happier that she has agreed to join us as a clinician, where she can utilize all her knowledge and skills to help shape not only the future of these talented youth, but also of dressage in this country.”
Dedicated dressage riders age 14 to 21. Riders age 12-14 competing in FEI Pony or FEI Children classes. Consideration is given to U25 riders as space permits.
The dates of the 2023 USDF FEI Youth Clinics are to be announced.
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