Brookwood Farm Sport Horses

01/13/2025

CCE - Did You Know?

TRAINING COMPETITIONS & ACCREDITED COMPETITIONS
Both categories use the standard CCEA Rules, but Training Competitions may include additional Allowances which provide increased flexibility and options. Training Competition requirements include lower minimums for parameters such as course distance, obstacle counts or required officials, making CCE competitions viable at smaller venues with fewer resources. Training Competitions are restricted to the simpler Classes of competition with only one Stage, and will rarely go beyond Level 5.

Accredited Competitions do not include any CCE Allowances and adhere to the standard CCEA Rules. Accredited Competitions have Classes with one, two or three Stages, and include all Levels. A CCE that has an Expanded Cross Country Ride (ECCR) Stage or runs over multiple days will always be an Accredited Competition.

Both categories are used for qualifying and eligibility, but Training Competitions have a lower valuation. In many cases it is possible to gain eligibility via acceptable results from Training Competitions.

See the 2025 CCE Calendar here-

https://crosscountryequestrianassociation.com/events

12/30/2024

Checkout this handoff the girls executed with perfection this weekend. Kudos to both of them!! How McK held on to that I have no idea! And YoYo for going straight with Karat flying at him! All the treats!!

12/28/2024

Warmup for our Party Ponies Mounted Games pairs at WEC. Sienna and Karat blazing home! And McKayla and YoYo giving them a solid target to aim for a fast handoff. Love the teamwork!

12/22/2024

True YoYo fashion https://youtube.com/shorts/IjOcDEDYHmU?si=_Al1KWVBCj-OsptD

12/09/2024

Check out our Party Ponies gals!!

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12/08/2024

Supply, Meet Demand Producing horses with exceptional speed inherently produces many more lacking that singular talent. Everyone in the business knows this by-product is the primary cause of the aftercare problem. The volume of over-supply is enormous. Visibility, awareness and legitimate concern ov...

11/14/2024

Cruz 1998-2024 Our big guy galloped across the rainbow bridge yesterday to meet up with his friends. I like to think he and Moe Moe are back at it plotting how to create some chaos! He was loved and adored by so many as he led a very full life. Cruz was so lucky to have Kathleen Beckham for so many years before joining our herd of Thoroughbreds. He got to see the country with her on her clinic tours around the US. Moonlighted as a hunter/jumper in the off season. When he joined us 10 years ago life got slower, but lots of tiny humans to love on him and feed him treats. And of course Moe Moe as his ever present sidekick for shenanigans! Cruz taught lessons and went for hacks, attended Pony Club, was a buddy for first off farm trips for baby Thoroughbreds, trips to the ocean for a bucket list gallop in the surf, swimming at the Ashland farm pond, and always acting far younger than his age. He required frequent reminders he was to stop playing harder than the younger Thoroughbreds. He might hurt something. We always joked he had a, “hold my beer!” Approach to life. His antics had slowed a little in the last couple of years as our rescue Joey lost his sight and went completely blind. Cruz and Joey were inseparable. He always made sure Joey knew where he was. A soft nicker to give him a point of reference. And then a nibble if Joey was getting too close to something. I think they knew yesterday. Joey is sad standing rather sullen in the field. His pony friends stayed close and are picking up the slack guiding him. The barn just doesn’t feel right today without his big head hanging out the stall door nickering for his meal. RIP big guy. You are leaving a big hole in a lot of hearts.

11/11/2024

Santa’s Helpers had a fun weekend for USMGA Pairs competition. So thankful for Dan and Ree Ree coming all the way from Australia to meet and coach our US riders. Girls competed for the second time in U18 with a stiff level of competition. They had to work for it!! .mgaa competed on a new to her pony, Zoe. They rocked and learned a lot! McK and YoYo were solid and YoYo took care of her on Sunday when she competed with a sprained ankle. 👑 Love our YoYo!

10/04/2024

In the wake of Hurricane Helene and recent natural disasters that have hit the southeast and other areas of the country, we are thinking of all those affected. In true Pony Club spirit, many local Pony Clubs and Centers are working hard to support relief efforts.

Pony Club also has a Disaster Relief Fund to aid Pony Club families and horses in the aftermath of an accident or natural disaster, such as fires, hurricanes, and floods. For information on how to apply for assistance, please call the National Office at (859) 254-7669 or email [email protected]. Donations may be made to the USPC Disaster Relief Fund here: https://donate.ponyclub.org/team/521699

07/10/2024

Foot soaking party at the fan! Someone is soaking up all the attention.

06/15/2024

Open for entries!!

06/12/2024

05/16/2024

Updated calendar!!

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05/15/2024

Though perhaps none of the horses seen on television last Saturday afternoon will be needing a different career anytime soon, the many horses at racetracks around the country will

04/29/2024

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