Abigail Gardner
The United States Pony Club Marketing Department sits down with Abigail Gardner. Abigail is a Pony Club member who participated in this year’s USPC Research Project Fair presented by Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation with support from Kentucky Equine Research. Abigail won first place for her project “ASIP and MCIR Research Project” in her division, as well as the overall high score.
You can read more about the USPC Research Project Fair that occurred at the 2022 USPC Convention in the Spring issue of DISCOVER USPC.
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