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The Alfred State College (ASC) Western Equestrian team hosted a successful open house for the college community. The event, held at Hurdale Farm in West Almond, allowed the current team to highlight their training facilities and the horses they train on.
The Alfred State College (ASC) Western Equestrian team hosted a successful open house for the college community. The event, held at Hurdale Farm in West Almond, allowed the current team to highlight their training facilities and the horses they train on.
Western Equestrian coach Rose Stayer-Ruffner was excited to have students, staff, and administration tour the facility and learn more about what the team has been working on. “A special thank you goes out to everyone who attended our open house to support our team and horses. It was a great evening and allowed others to learn more about the sport and our team.”
The 2021-22 Western Equestrian season wraps up next weekend (May 5-8) when Madeline Keyes (Middleport) competes at the IHSA National Championships in Harrisburg, PA. Keyes earned a spot at nationals with a strong showing at the semifinals in Lubbock, TX.
