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Members, Not Board, Are Setting The Agenda For New USETA (2/2)

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By Laura Lemon
| The Chronicle of the Horse
Read the first part of this story, about how the new U.S. Equestrian Trainers Association was established, here. To establish their footing and to understand the professional base, USETA founders Carleton Brooks, Daniel Geitner and Chris Wynne held three town halls over the winter season during circuits in different parts of the country, at the World Equestrian Center—Ocala (Florida), the World Equestrian Center—Ohio and Desert International Horse Park (California).
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New US Equestrian Trainers Association Established To Address Industry Issues (1/2)

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By Laura Lemon
| The Chronicle of the Horse
Standing at the back gate during the 2025 Pennsylvania National Horse Show, Carleton Brooks felt like a vacuum had sucked up the positive atmosphere. While chatting with his longtime friends, Chris Wynne and Daniel Geitner, he heard insistent griping about judging and witnessed a lack of interaction and communication between professionals—especially with the younger generation. “I said to Chris and Daniel, ‘Look at the negativity at the back gate. No one's happy.
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In Memoriam: Holly Shablack, Assistant Professor of Cognitive and Behavioral Science Shablack joined the CBSC Department at Washington and Lee University in 2022.

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By Laura Lemon
| wlu.edu
Holly Shablack, assistant professor of cognitive and behavioral science at Washington and Lee University, died on April 14 at the age of 35. She was in her fourth year of teaching at W&L. “Holly elevated listening to an artform, approaching others with genuine curiosity, compassion and kindness,” said Julie Woodzicka, William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of Cognitive and Behavioral Science and department head. “She had a remarkable ability to make those around her feel seen and heard.
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