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Varsity Equestrian Team
Varsity Equestrian Team
The varsity Equestrian Team competes in the National Collegiate Equestrian Association (NCEA). https://collegiateequestrian.com/
The team is led by head coach Tenley Walsh (Tenley.Walsh@dartmouth.edu). The 2022-2023 tri-captains are Claire Azar '22, Lona Girardin ’23 and Gemma Tung ’23.
Program Accomplishments
Ivy League Champion:Â 1997, 2007, 2010, 2014 & 2016
Ivy League Reserve Champion:Â 2002, 2005, 2015, 2017 & 2018
Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) Zone I, Region 2 Champion:Â 2005, 2007, 2010, 2014, 2016 & 2018
Intercollegiate Horse Show Association Zone I Champion:Â 2014
Intercollegiate Horse Show Association National Championships:Â 10th place in 2014
National Collegiate Equestian Association National Championships: Semifinal Appearence in 2024
FAQs
What are the intercollegiate competitions like?
Collegiate riding is different from most types of horse showing because you ride the host school's horses. Riders compete in a head-to-head format riding the same horse as their opponent. Each round is given a score of 0-100 and the rider with the higher score earns their team a point.
Are there costs involved?
Because riding at Dartmouth is a varsity sport, all entry fees, transportation costs and practice fees are covered.
How often does the team practice?
Team members ride four times/week, and have four un-mounted sessions each week which include two strength and conditioning workouts and two other workouts on campus.
What level rider are you looking to recruit?
Riders should have experience competing in the hunter/jumpers and equitation. Riders should be training at the 3'3"/1.00M level or above.
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How do interested riders make the team?
Try-outs are held at the beginning of the Fall term
Can I be recruited for the Varsity Equestrian Team?
If you are interested in learning more about the Dartmouth Equestrian Team, please contact Coach Walsh (Tenley.Walsh@Dartmouth.edu) and Coach McGill (Megan.M.McGill@Dartmouth.edu), as well as filling out our questionnaire so we can get to know you better. Please click here to access the questionnaire.
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The varsity Equestrian Team competes in the National Collegiate Equestrian Association (NCEA). https://collegiateequestrian.com/
The team is led by head coach Tenley Walsh (Tenley.Walsh@dartmouth.edu). The 2022-2023 tri-captains are Claire Azar '22, Lona Girardin ’23 and Gemma Tung ’23.
Program Accomplishments
Ivy League Champion:Â 1997, 2007, 2010, 2014 & 2016
Ivy League Reserve Champion:Â 2002, 2005, 2015, 2017 & 2018
Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) Zone I, Region 2 Champion:Â 2005, 2007, 2010, 2014, 2016 & 2018
Intercollegiate Horse Show Association Zone I Champion:Â 2014
Intercollegiate Horse Show Association National Championships:Â 10th place in 2014
National Collegiate Equestian Association National Championships: Semifinal Appearence in 2024
- 14 IHSA Individual National Qualifiers in the past 20 years
- Anna Knowles '16 was 2015 & 2016 National Champion in the McDonald Scholarship Challenge
- Lindsay Seewald '16, finished 3rd in Intermediate Flat at the 2016 IHSA National Championships.
- At the 2017 IHSA National Championships, Meg Rauner '17 was the Novice Flat Reserve Champion and Claire Bick '18 was the Intermediate Flat Reserve Champion.
FAQs
What are the intercollegiate competitions like?
Collegiate riding is different from most types of horse showing because you ride the host school's horses. Riders compete in a head-to-head format riding the same horse as their opponent. Each round is given a score of 0-100 and the rider with the higher score earns their team a point.
Are there costs involved?
Because riding at Dartmouth is a varsity sport, all entry fees, transportation costs and practice fees are covered.
How often does the team practice?
Team members ride four times/week, and have four un-mounted sessions each week which include two strength and conditioning workouts and two other workouts on campus.
What level rider are you looking to recruit?
Riders should have experience competing in the hunter/jumpers and equitation. Riders should be training at the 3'3"/1.00M level or above.
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How do interested riders make the team?
Try-outs are held at the beginning of the Fall term
Can I be recruited for the Varsity Equestrian Team?
If you are interested in learning more about the Dartmouth Equestrian Team, please contact Coach Walsh (Tenley.Walsh@Dartmouth.edu) and Coach McGill (Megan.M.McGill@Dartmouth.edu), as well as filling out our questionnaire so we can get to know you better. Please click here to access the questionnaire.
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