Leaders and Volunteers
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Sierra Pacific Region’s Heather Bell Previews 2024 USPC Convention
Pony Club Podcast cohosts Sarah Evers Conrad and Megan Scharfenberg talk to Heather Bell, a longtime A-certified member in Eventing and volunteer, who is also helping on the Sierra Pacific Region's Local Organizing Committee to host the 2024 USPC Convention, Presented by Via Nova Training and Sponsored by Lincoln Memorial University. She shares a sneak peek all about the convention and she also tells us about her really interesting career...so tune in to learn more. This month's episode is supported by Kentucky Equine Research.
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District Commissioner Holly Wiemers and Center Administrator Jo Anne Miller
Pony Club Podcast cohosts Sarah Evers Conrad and Megan Scharfenberg interview the District Commissioner of Bluegrass Pony Club, Holly Wiemers, and Center Administrator for Brook Hill Farm Pony Club Riding Center Jo Anne Miller. This month's episode is supported by Kentucky Equine Research.
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Three Generations: Dawn, Ann, & Sandra
The United States Pony Club Marketing Department sits down with three generations of Pony Club Members: Dawn Bellinger (USPC Board Member), Ann Bellinger (Dawn's daughter and previous Pony Club Member), and Sandra Renzy (Dawn's mother). Hear the stories and insights that all three generations have to share!
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Rae Birr & Marlie Nauta
United States Pony Club Marketing Department sits down with Rae Birr and Marlie Nauta. Rae and Marlie are a mother/daughter duo that are both actively involved in Pony Club.
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Jessica Flores
United States Pony Club Marketing Department sits down with Pony Club Member Jessica Flores. Jessica is involved in many Pony Club activities and leadership roles, including the National Youth Board.
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Teresa Woods & Ben Duke
United States Pony Club Marketing Department sit down with USPC leaders Teresa Woods and Ben Duke.
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NYB: Developing Professional Skills Through Pony Club
Pony Club has helped me to progress in both my riding and horse management skills, but has also offered me plenty of opportunities to advance in other aspects of my life. Most significantly, Pony Club has handed me all the tools necessary to succeed in both my academic and professional pursuits
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NYB: Why Being a Stable Manager Defined my USPC Experience
When I was 7 years old, I joined Pony Club with my twin sister. The motto of the USPC “where it all begins” was just a saying to me and I didn’t realize until later in life what the significance of this saying would be.
