Destination’s End – Talent, OR

We are thrilled to have Jeremy Steinberg and Shauntel Bryant come to Southern Oregon for an Adult Amateur Camp Clinic made possible by a Connie J. Keith grant. This is a wonderful educational opportunity for both riders and observers right here in our Rogue Valley!

Registration is now open for ODS Members to ride in the clinic!

• Clinic begins on Thursday with lessons starting at noon.
• Stabling will be on the grounds at Destination’s End
• NO CHARGE for Auditors!
• 12 participants will benefit from 4 private and 2 semi-private lessons over four days
• All levels of horses and riders are welcome
• Saturday evening will include a clinician lecture and q & a session
• Riders must be current ODS Members and Adult Amateurs

AA Camp Details       AA Camp Registration

Jeremy Steinberg made his first appearance at a national venue in 1996 at the USDF Young Rider Championship where he earned individual Gold and helped to win the Team Silver for Region 6.  Since then, he has gained much attention in regional and national dressage press as “one to watch” among world class US competitors.  He has been featured by numerous magazines over the years.  For more than a dozen years, Jeremy trained with the late Dietrich von Hopffgarten.  Jeremy also rode at the Gestut Vorwerk in Germany, training with Martina and Raif Hannover, long time pupils of the late Herbert Rehbein.  Jeremy now trains annually with Guenter Seidel and USET  Coach Klaus Balkenhol, along with Debbie Mcdonald whenever the opportunity arises.  Jeremy teaches daily lessons to riders of all levels, as well as riding up to 10 horses a day, training and showing horses from Training Level through Grand Prix. Jeremy enjoys teaching, emphasizing an environment conducive to learning classical dressage and good horsemanship.  His goal is for students to understand the basic philosophies of dressage, enabling them to work successfully with their own horses.

Shauntel Bryant has been very successful in local and regional shows, bringing home numerous championships. In early 2008 Jeremy and his partner Shauntel combined businesses and formed Steinberg-Bryant Dressage. Jeremy and Shauntel currently operate their business at KGF Equestrian in Kirkland Washington and teach a wide range of horses and riders of all levels and breeds.

If you want to learn more about Jeremy Steinberg and Shauntel Bryant go to www.steinberg-bryantdressage.com

We are very pleased to announce that the State of Jefferson Chapter will continue to sponsor clinics with Jutta Schott in 2012.

We have three weekends of clinics:

• April 14-15
• May 26-27
• August 11-12

The clinics are being hosted at the riding facility of Destinations End in Talent, OR

Jutta has excellent credentials for dressage instruction. She has been a professional rider and trainer since 1968. She received her training in Germany and is licensed by the German National Equestrian Federation to teach and train both horse and rider through FEI level.

Jutta received the title Bereiter in 1972 authorizing her to train and teach through second level. She was certified “Reitleher FN” in 1981 which authorized her to train both horse and rider through FEI levels. This certification was earned in Warendorf, Westphalia and is awarded only upon completion of vigorous courses of study and demonstrated riding ability.

Jutta also holds the German Bronze and Silver medal. After teaching and competing in Germany, Jutta and her mare went to Vienna, Austria, where she spent seven years as an assistant trainer at the stable of Arthur Kottas,Chief Rider of the Spanish riding school of Vienna. While in Vienna, Jutta continued to train and compete her mare until she sold her at the FEI level. Jutta also received her Austrian Instructor’s license.

Jutta’s training methods are true classical dressage. She formulates a systematic instruction plan for each of her students based on the training scale and on the individual needs of rider and horse. Ever aware that only a good seat correctly influences the horse, Jutta emphasizes seat and position and how and when to apply the aids. Horse and rider biomechanics are an integral part of every lesson. She welcomes lower level riders and their horses as this gives her the opportunity to begin development of correct basics without which there is no foundation upon which to develop the upper level work.

Jutta is equally at home with the rider who wants to compete or with the rider who simply wants to ride well. The success of the German riders in the international dressage arena and the fame of the Spanish Riding School in Vienna speak for themselves. Jutta comes well credentialed and well qualified and for her own continued education she is a member of the association of professional trainers and instructors.

Jutta lives and teaches in Southern California. Her students are competing successfully at all levels. Jutta teaches clinics in Montana, Nevada, Northern California and Southern Oregon.

Call Carol at 541-846-9495 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              541-846-9495      end_of_the_skype_highlighting or email her at 2taylors@dishmail.net for further information, driving directions, to schedule a lesson, or to come audit. We welcome auditors and there is plenty of seating and no fee. Lesson spots are very limited, so please call early. This is an opportunity you will not want to miss.

February 23, 2012

This is to remind you that it is time to rejoin ODS and State of Jefferson Chapter for the 2012 year. There is still time to be included in our activities for 2012.

 We started the year with a Social, our annual end of the year party at the home of Art and Sonja Biada on January 14.  The gathering was fun for all and the food was delicious as always.

 Coming up are four clinics with Jutta Schott.  These will be held at Destination’s End in Talent OR on April 14-15, May 26-27, July 21-22, and August 11-12.  Auditors are always welcome at no charge. Contact Carol Taylor <2taylors@dishmail.net> for more information.  If you would like to ride in April you should let me know now.

 Two League Shows will be presented again;   The Aloha Show on August 26  will be held at Cygnet Farm on Wagner Creek Road in Talent OR this year.  The Great Pumpkin Show in October has been canceled for this year due to our big licensed show on Oct. 13-14 (see below)  We will be sponsoring the April 28 League Show at Cygnet Farm.  More to come on that…  Contact Elaine Thomas <selainet@gmail.com> for more information.

We are having a fully licensed DRESSAGE IN THE STATE OF JEFFERSON Dressage Competition once again on October 13-14 to kick off the 2013 dressage show season for our local riders.  The show committee is already hard at work preparing to make this our best show ever.  Contact Sherry Walker sherry@walker-group.com to volunteer your help.

 We are presenting a special educational activity, an Adult Amateur Dressage Camp  featuring Jeremy Steinberg and Shauntel Bryant.  It will be at the end of July on the 26th, 27th and 28th with more information to come.

 Alternating months are Board Meetings and Member Socials.   March 15^th will be a member social evening meeting featuring Tina Hutton and will be held at the Jacksonville Library Community Room at 7 pm.  See notice for more information.

 We hope you will be rejoining our chapter for the 2012 year and we will be seeing you soon.  If you have already rejoined please let me know (Carol <2taylors@dishmail.net>)and I will update your membership.

to Dee Barnett, owner of Gid-De-Up Barkins

by Peggy Siders, President, 2010 State Of Jefferson Dressage Chapter.

The award was presented on Friday February 4, 2011 to the sponsor that contributed the most to the shows that State of Jefferson held. Gid-De-Up Barkins has supported our events continually over the years, and is the place to go to put our hands on dressage merchandise in our area.

THANK YOU very much Gid-De-Up Barkins!!