Dressage Radio Episode 27 – Young Rider Champion Kassie Barteau
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Young Rider Champion, Kassie Barteau joins us this week to talk about her successes and plans as she prepares to head to Frankfurt, Germany for the Young Rider World Cup Final. Listen in…
Dressage Radio Episode 27 – Show Notes and Links:
- Co-Hosts: Chris Stafford and Debbie McDonald
- Tip of the Week: Debbie McDonald
- Guest: Thank you to Kassie Barteau for joining us. Learn more about Kassie at www.kybdressage.com.
- News: Steffen Peters and Ravel, won the Grand Prix with a score of 80.23 per cent at the USEF Dressage Getaway in Thermal, CA.
- News: The United States Dressage Federation (USDF) is pleased to announce that Charles “Chuck” Smith has received the 2009 USDF Volunteer of the Year Award, presented by The Paddock Saddlery. This award recognizes a USDF member who, through consistent and cumulative volunteer activities, has demonstrated exceptional commitment towards carrying out USDF’s mission. As the winner, Smith will be presented with a perpetual trophy, which is permanently on display in the Roemer Foundation/USDF Hall of Fame, will be featured in the yearbook issue of USDF Connection, and receive a keeper trophy and $500 gift certificate from The Paddock Saddlery. Read More…
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It is absolutely wonderful that you have Kassie Barteau on your radio program!
Her whole family have just been an inspiration. The fact that Kassie has worked so hard without a wealthy parent is just SOO cool and inpirational for all the rest of us!
I met Kassie and Yvonne several years ago when we were all stabled at Anne Gribbons farm. As soon as they arrived with a slew of horses, one could see their unbelievable work ethic. Really, they started at 7am and finished up at around 6pm.
The best part was their positive, no messing around, absolutely no gossiping or bad behavior as one comes across with all those vying for Anne’s attention – By the way, Anne deals with it SOO awesomely.
Kassie’s riding even then just was amazing and I often asked her about her aides for one thing or another and she and Yvonne really would have a great biomechanical discussion with me, even with the fact that I was not riding with them.
They truly are special and I soooo hope you continue to have Kassie – and please be sure to ask her questions that parallel her with the rest of us who are struggling in our learning on a budget. Besides hard work, she gives a mean definition on any Dressage movement.
Thanks so much for all your wonderful work!!!
Betsy LaBelle