Texting at Championships East 2015
With all the technology available in this day and age it’s easy to get a little overwhelmed with information but this is one service you’ll want to subscribe to during Championships East 2015.
Hear all of the late breaking news for Championships East! Everything from last minute changes to competition schedules, find out when and where scores are posted, change of venues, and emergency weather notifications. Make sure to sign-up to for the topics that YOU want to keep up with! Have mom and dad sign up too so they’re in the loop as well.
Simply text the appropriate discipline keywords (listed below) to 81010! Shortly after you will receive a confirmation text letting you know that you have been added to the group. (please note that regular text message fees apply, to opt out, reply with “STOP” @keyword for help reply with “HELP” @keyword).
Dressage @edress
Eventing @eevent
Games @egames
Polocrosse @epolox
Quiz @equiz
Show Jumping @eshowjump
Tetrathlon @etet
A Friendly Reminder from Horse Management:
Cell phones and other electronic devices are allowed in the barns but may only be used in areas where direct interaction with horses will not take place. Quiz competitors may be asked to turn off their cell phones or other devices during competition hours or in certain competition areas. Earbuds and headphones may be used but must be in one ear only so that the competitor may clearly what is going on around them. Offensive music or other material is prohibited on the competition grounds.
USPC National Office
The United States Pony Clubs, Inc. (USPC or Pony Club) is the largest equestrian educational organization in North America. Started in 1954, the organization has developed curriculum that teaches safe riding skills and the care of horses through mounted and unmounted lessons. Through Pony Club, members have fun with horses and make lifelong friends while they develop skills, habits, and values that extend well beyond the barn and last a lifetime. Many members apply what they have learned in the USPC program successfully in their careers, educational and volunteer opportunities, and other life pursuits.
