Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA)
Since July 2016 Windstar Farm joins the more than 12,500 members of the Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA), founded in Willoughby, Ohio in 2002.
Its mission:
Introduce students in private and public middle and secondary school (primarily ages 11 through 19) to equestrian sport. The IEA is the largest youth equestrian association in the United States.
The IEA is unique as riders need not own their own horse to participate--likely, one of the reasons for IEA's success and high growth. Whether local or National, IEA provides each youth participant a mount and tack at every event. The IEA Benevolent Fund offers assistance for qualifying riders that are undergoing financial hardship and unable to pay for their IEA involvement.
Windstar Farm is honored to be part of this organization dedicated to the sport and to youth programs. For more information about the Interscholastic Equestrian Association, visit their website at www.rideiea.org.
Its mission:
Introduce students in private and public middle and secondary school (primarily ages 11 through 19) to equestrian sport. The IEA is the largest youth equestrian association in the United States.
The IEA is unique as riders need not own their own horse to participate--likely, one of the reasons for IEA's success and high growth. Whether local or National, IEA provides each youth participant a mount and tack at every event. The IEA Benevolent Fund offers assistance for qualifying riders that are undergoing financial hardship and unable to pay for their IEA involvement.
Windstar Farm is honored to be part of this organization dedicated to the sport and to youth programs. For more information about the Interscholastic Equestrian Association, visit their website at www.rideiea.org.
Windstar Farm Contact:
Dale Spadafore
Windstar Farm, Founder and Owner 25 Osgood Rd, Sterling, MA 978-375.1265, [email protected] |