Athletic Equestrian: Riding In College Podcast

Ashley Henry has been the Head Coach of the Savannah College of Art and Design(SCAD) in Savannah, GA for 15 years. She led the SCAD "Bees" to three IHSA National Championship titles and her athletes have won 85 National and Reserve National Champion titles. In addition to her IHSA success, Ashley guided the team to seven Tournament of Champions Series titles and was the Frances Wong Coach of the Y...

CJ Law has been the Director of Intercollegiate Coaching and Head Coach of the Mount Holyoke IHSA Equestrian Team in South Hadley, MA for 37 years. CJ has guided the Mount Holyoke team to three IHSA National Championships, with 26 of her athletes bringing home individual National Championships and 3 Cacchione Cup winners. CJ is on the Board of the IHSA and received the IHSA Lifetime Achievement aw...

Bob Cacchione, Fairfield, CT, founded the Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association(IHSA) in 1967 while still a student at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Teaneck, NJ. The IHSA now has over 400 colleges and universities and over 10,000 collegiate riders. Bob was the Executive Director of the IHSA for 52 years and in addition to receiving numerous awards from the USEF and USHJA was inducted into th...

Christina Keim Chris Keim is the Senior Lecturer and Head Coach of theUniversity of NH IHSA Team in Durham, NH. She is also the Principal Horseman at Cold Moon Farm in Rochester, NH. Chris is an HA graduate of the United States Pony Club, is on the IHSA Board of Directors and is a USDF and USEF judge. Chris holds her B.S., M.Ed and M.F.A. from the University of NH. christinakeim@unh.edu

Navigating the world of collegiate riding is a mystery to most young rider athletes and their families.  Sally Batton, a collegiate varsity equestrian coach for over 30 years, interviews coaches, organizations and riders for their insight on what it takes to ride on a collegiate equestrian team.  So saddle up and join her as she reveals the inner workings of collegiate equestrian.