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Axel Steiner
April 28-30, 2009
Axel Steiner has been involved with dressage
most his life. Judging and teaching have been his primary horse activities in recent years. Axel holds the highest judge ratings
- Nationally "S" and Internationally (FEI) "O," and has judged so far in 31 countries. More recently he
was on the panels for the 2000 Olympics, the 2003 Pan American Games, and the World Cup Finals in 2005. Col Steiner (LT/Col, USAF, Ret) is a member of the USEF Dressage Committee,
instructor/examiner for all judge promotions, and faculty member for the USDF "L" program. He lives north of San
Diego, with his wife, Terri Miller, the well known artist and show photographer. Axel enjoys teaching and does so time permitting. He accepts riders and horses of all levels. His motto is
"Basics with Quality." Contact Ally Rogers
for more information at (901) 277-0991.
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Maryal Barnett "Demystifying
Judging" Clinic October 9-11, 2009 Maryal is a Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) "C" Dressage Judge, and USA Equestrian (USAE) "S" Dressage Judge and a Canadian Equestrian Federation (CEF) Senior Dressage Judge. She has attended most of the USAE Judge's
Forums offered since 1972. She has also participated in: the 1989 United States Dressage Federation (USDF) International Judges' Forums held in Neumunster, Germany and
s'Hertogenbosch, Holland; the 1992 and 1009 USDF International Judge's Forums in Germany, and the 1993 and 2000 FEI Seminar
for Dressage Judges in Orlando, Florida and San Diego, California, respectively. Maryal has given several judges mini-forums
throughout the United Stats; and she has been accepted on the USDF "L" Faculty to teach others to be dressage judges.
In March of 1998, the AHSA appointed Maryal to be an Instructor, Examiner and Senior Official for the "r" and "R"
Dressage Judges Training Program. Maryal attended the
USDF/Violet M. Hopkins National Seminar since it's inception in 1979. At first, she took part as a participating rider and
participating instructor in 1979, 1980, and 1986. She was chosen in 1986 by the senior staff to become a regional workshop
instructor. In 1987, she was a member of the teaching staff at the National Seminar and a co-instructor at several USDF Regional
Workshops. After passing her apprentice program, Maryal began giving her own USDF Regional Workshops in 1988. As chairperson
of the USDF/Hopkins National Seminar for Dressage Instructors Planning Committee, Maryal had the responsibility for the planning,
from 1981 to 1989, of the annual seminar held in Union Lake, Michigan. In 1998 she was chosen to be an official USDF Instructor
Certification Examiner. In April of 1994, the USDF executive
Board requested that Maryal chair the USDF University Committee. This committee coordinates the USDF's different educational
programs and identifies areas where improvement is needed. Maryal was also elected to Executive Board of The Dressage Foundation
in 1997.
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Debbie Hill
2009 Dates
January 30-31, March 20-21, April 17-18, June 12-13, July 24-25,
September 4-5, October 16-17, November 28-29
Debbie is a USDF Bronze and Silver medalist, USDF "L" Program
graduate with distinction, and USDF Certified Associate Instructor. Debbie Hill rode on the "A" hunter/jumper circuit
as a child and junior. She became interested in dressage when she met Eugene Abello and Brian MacMahon in Miami, FL. After
taking lessons and showing for about two years, Debbie took a working student position at their farm "Crescent Moon".
"Eugene and Brian bred and trained a number of young horses, and needed a brave and adaptable young rider. I
gained an invaluable education at their farm. They showed me a kind, systematic and classical way to train dressage horses.
I was very fortunate to have been given the opportunity to ride several very different types of horses every day under their
watchful eyes. I also was given the opportunity to ride, train and show young stallions."
Debbie graduated
from college and moved from Miami to Huntsville, AL for her husbands job in late 1996. She took a full-time accounting job
at a local bank and began teaching and taking horses in training part-time in 1998. Debbie began teaching and training full
time in 2001. "My business has grown year by year. I offer a training program to dedicated riders at any level. I really
enjoy starting young horses for dressage."
Auditing: FREE!
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CLINIC RIDER PARTICIPATION FORM
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mail this form in with payment and copy of current coggins.
Clinics are filled on a first come, first serve basis.
Please try to sign up as early as possible.
Contact Elizabeth Rice at info@midsouthdressageacademy.org or (901) 277-8108
for lesson prices and availability.
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CLINIC AUDITING FORM
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return with payment. Early discounts apply to those who sign up before the clinic start date. Walk-ins are welcome.
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Past Clinicians:
2008
Tom Noone
Volker Bromman
Spanish Riding School
Bereiter Herbert Seiberl
Debbie Hill
2007
Debbie McDonald
Tom Noone
Debbie Hill
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