WT Equestrian Opens Three Day Show
Senior Rayleigh Rowell guides her mount to a stop at the end of her pattern in the open reining
Senior horsemanship rider Kristan Hamilton competes in open horsemanship.
West Texas A&M senior Sidney Mayo guides are mount to a first place finish in the rookie horsemanship class.
West Texas A&M junior, Mallory Fulwider shows at a trot on the rail.
West Texas A&M senior Rayleigh Rowell shows her mount to a first place finish in the open horsemanship.
West Texas A&M senior Kendall Woellmer complete the spin maneuver. Woellmer showed the horse to a first place finish in section b of the open reining.
West Texas A&M senior Jordan Schneider shows to a 1st place finish in the rookie horsemanship class.
Riders wait to perform their pattern in the open horsemanship class.
West Texas A&M sophomore Reilly Dhaliwal shows in the open reining class.
West Texas A&M University Equestrian team began day one of a three day western meet on Friday. It was a successful day with multiple riders taking top honors across several divisions. The team looked to build on their success for day two to finish out the regular season with a high point team finish. West Texas A&M is the host school for both the final regular season meet of the year and the regional championships which took place on Sunday. The team competed against other regional schools such as Schreiner University, Texas Tech, Tarleton State, North Central Texas College, and several others for the regional championship on Sunday. Successful individuals and teams will have the chance to advance to the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association National Championships.
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