The United States Pony Clubs, Inc.
Gillian Stover is an experienced professional in the equine industry, currently serving as the Activities & Events Coordinator at The United States Pony Clubs, Inc. since April 2023. Stover has been a Horse Trainer at Champagne Run Farm since July 2017, providing riding lessons and training for horses. Previous roles include Billing Assistant at McPeek Racing Stables, where Stover managed expenses for approximately 200 horses, and an Event Management Intern for the Split Rock Jumping Tour, assisting with the Lexington horse show. Stover also completed an internship at The Secretariat Center, contributing to administrative duties for a non-profit organization. Stover holds a degree in Equine Science & Management, Business, and Agricultural Economics from the University of Kentucky, completed in December 2022.
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The United States Pony Clubs, Inc.
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Pony Club is the largest equestrian educational organization in the world. This is where it all begins! The skills, habits and values instilled through horsemanship will apply to every part of a member’s life. Members have access to the Pony Club online community, educational standards and achievements, and the chance to participate in activities such as lessons and certifications, rallies and competitions, Championships and Pony Club Festival. A host of additional programs such as international exchanges, scholarships, and the Visiting Instructors Program are available to members who develop and progress through Pony Club. Many of our participants feel that Pony Club helped shape their character and the choices they have made in life. The United States Pony Clubs, Inc. started in 1954 to teach riding and the proper care of horses. Since then, Pony Club has expanded to many countries around the world, with the main goal being to promote sportsmanship, stewardship and leadership through horsemanship. What is in a name? Back in 1929 in Great Britain, the term “pony” was used to describe the mount of a youth equestrian. With a name steeped in the tradition of educating the next generation of equestrians, the name Pony Club continues to focus on education and quality care of both horses and ponies, although we now offer educational opportunities to all ages, levels, and disciplines of equine enthusiasts. In the last decade, Pony Club has strengthened programming to meet the needs of equestrians of all ages. This has included, offering Pony Club through established riding centers, expanding certifications to include the disciplines of Dressage and Show Jumping, bringing in Western disciplines, adding educational opportunities at the grassroots level through developed standardized curriculum and additional online education, and including land conservation in the Standards of Proficiency. With approximately 600 clubs and centers, there is a good chance we are near you!
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