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Hunter Equitation Boot Camp – College Selection and Recruiting Clinic: December 12 & 13

Date:

12/12/2026

Start:

End:

Location

Centenary University Equestrian Center: 40 Califon Road, Long Valley, New Jersey 07853

Type

Hunter Equitation Boot Camp – College Selection and Recruiting Clinic: December 12 & 13

Event Details:

ETS BOOT CAMP CLINIC at Centenary University Equestrian Center: 40 Califon Road, Long Valley, New Jersey 07853

December 12 and / or 13, 2026 for 6th-12th grade riders who want to ride in college.

TWO different clinics in two days – riders can do Saturday or Sunday or BOTH!

  • Saturday is a collegiate recruiting clinic – learn about college choice, admissions, and recruiting, and be instructed and advised by top college coaches. Get a report card, make a recruiting BIO, and be promoted to teams and coaches who are looking for riders like you!
  • Sunday is a hunter equitation clinic, with instruction from top coaches from top teams, and a classroom seminar “From the Judge’s Perspective” by a USEF judge who does a lot of IHSA and IEA shows. Learn to think like the judge, and improve your riding and your ribbons!

Saturday, 12/12/26 – College Selection and Recruiting Day – Entry Fee: $295 (or $540 for both days)
8:30 AM-Group A Riding Clinic
10:00 AM— Campus Tour for Group B and C riders and Parents
10:00 AM-Group B Riding Clinic
12:00 PM RECRUITING SEMINAR for riders and parents in the Equestrian Center Classroom

  • College riding associations explained
  • Strategies for narrowing your college choices.
  • Equestrian as a college interest, as either a major, minor or extracurricular
  • Campus visit strategies
  • How to get recruited for college riding
  • Scholarships, and what can you realistically expect from riding scholarship programs 

For experience levels IEA Novice and higher-to be divided into groups by skill level.

3:00 PM Group C Riding Clinic


Sunday, 12/13/26 – Hunter Equitation Boot Camp Day – Entry Fee: $295 (or $540 for both days)
8:30 AM – Group A Clinic
10:00 AM Group B Clinic
11:00 AM – Campus Tour for Group A and C Riders and Parents
12:00 PM “Judge’s Perspective” Seminar For Riders, Coaches, and Parents, by USEF judge who does a LOT of IEA and IHSA In the Equestrian Center Lounge.

  • Hunter Equitation Highlights from Judges Perspective
  • How does the judge evaluate and place riders?
    How does scoring work?
  • Judge’s Pet Peeves
    Also… Short Discussion of Recruiting for College Riding

2:00 PM – Campus Tour for Group B and D Riders and Parents
2:30 PM – Group C Clinic


We will be available to make specific recommendations of college choices that might be a good fit for Individual students anytime during the weekend, or by email after the seminar

SIGN UP as an individual entry or bring your whole barn or IEA team! Learn and be evaluated by two collegiate coaches, compete for great prizes and be seen and scouted. For more info and entry packet, click here!

Contact Jim Arrigon at BeckettRunRiding@gmail.com for an entry packet.

Space is limited and most ETS clinics get FULL!

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