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The Emerging Athletes Program Offers Opportunity For All Young Riders

The leaders behind this new U.S. Hunter Jumper Association program hope to discover and nurture our gold medalists of the future.

Californian Annie Lufkin has a dream. Some day the 16-year-old would love to see herself standing on the podium, a gold medal hanging around her neck.

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  • Emerging Athletes Program Co-Chairmen Melanie Smith Taylor and Ronnie Beard, and USHJA Vice President and Committee Member Chrystine Tauber, are committed to discovering and nurturing the international show jumpers of the future.

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  • Updated
  • October 23, 2009
  • 11:05 am
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