

Dressage
The equestrian sport everyone recognizes as "dancing". Graceful movements and precise geometry make dressage fun to ride and fun to watch.

Eventing
An olympic sport like a triathalon. Riders compete in three phases and try not to accumulate faults or penalties. The horse & rider team with the lowest score wins.

Special Olympics
Special Olympics Ohio offers competitive opportunities at many levels. Athletes can have the added support of volunteers for safety. The most independent riders can walk, trot, canter and jump! Riders must have a documented intellectual disability to participate.

Part the team!
Our riders are athletes learning to be part of a team. Team members volunteer to help eachother, prep horses, learn courses and cheer eachother on.
FAQs
Do I have to try out for the team?
Nope. Every rider at Trinity Farm is on the same team. We are a team in the way we support and encourage each other in our love of horses. We have team practices, educational days, social events and competitions.
Does everyone compete?
Some riders choose to compete at home horse shows, here at Trinity Farm.
Some riders choose to travel to competitions at other locations.
Some riders choose to skip the competitions altogether.
Team members are encouraged to attend team socials, educational days, lessons and everyone is welcome to join us at horseshows as part of the cheering section or the support squad help to take care of the horses and athletes.
When can I start competing in horse shows?
Riders over the age of 4 years old can compete onsite, at Trinity Farm.
Riders over the age of 8 years old can compete in travel horse shows, at other farms or in association with Special Olympics Ohio.
How do I know what horse shows are right for me?
Your coach can recommend horse shows that will be the right amount of fun and challenging. Just ask.
How do I register for a horse show?
Ask your coach. They are wizards of paperwork and registration! They will do all of the registration for you.
Why compete?
- Horseshows are a great way to check in on your skills and the relationship you have built with your horse.
- They are a great way to see progress, learn and create momentum reaching future riding goals.
- Fun with friends!
- New riding challenges!
- Achieve fitness and athletic goals
- Practice a competitive sport like soccer, football, gymnastics, baseball or dance
- Share a special day with family and friends
- Resume builder for schools, universities or job when they ask about teamwork and athletic interests
- Sometimes you get to take home ribbons or medals
How can I sponsor the team or an event at Trinity Farm
Community Partners like local businesses, clubs, organizations and individuals choose to sponsor Trinity Farm events because people like to support companies that give. We remember groups and clubs that give, and when looking for activies, those names jump to the front of our mind. Your generosity creates opportunities for athletes that need financial aid. Your generosity creates opportunities for inclusion, visibility, connection and growth. Please email us for more info: TrinityFarmWR@gmail.com
Where is the horse show schedule for this year?
There are a few places you can find links on this site, but we've included one here too. You're welcome. :) Click *here* for the link.
I currently compete on the team... Can you make all of the info & links really easy to find?
Your wish is my command.... here you go.... *Click!*
What We Do

Dressage
Dressage is series of geometric and artistic movements that are scored based upon accuracy and fluency. Dressage is most frequently described as "dancing" and should give the impression that the horse and rider are working as one.

Show Jumping
Show Jumping is a timed competition where a horse and rider must clear a series of jumps in the correct order, without knocking them down. Riders are rewarded for meeting the optimum time. (Not too fast OR too slow that would make it difficult to jump safely.)

Cross Country
Cross Country is a timed competition where horses and riders must clear a series of natural obstacles, such as logs, brush or water. Riders are rewarded for meeting the optimum time. (Not too fast OR too slow that would make it difficult to jump safely.)

Showmanship
Showmanship is a demonstration of horse handling in a pattern. Judges look for accuracy, confidence and safety.

Reach your goals!
Our local horse show association and Special Olympics allow for our riders to choose the level and activities that are the best fit.
Example: Independent & supported riders can choose to jump poles on the ground at the walk and can add to the height or level of difficulty when they are ready.

Independent & Supported
Our riders enjoy the flexibility and dignity that comes from learning a sport that has been adapted for their individual goals and ability level.
Competitive options exsist at every level.

Part of a team!
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