about ROMRA

Activities at ...

In-House Shows :

The RIDING ACADEMY holds two schooling
shows each year - Spring and Fall. Students
have an opportunity to demonstrate their

accomplishments.

Each show is both educational and fun; a/w/a an opportunity for families and friends to share in the student's accomplishments.

In addition, an exhibition is presented at mid-day and may be a demonstration ride set to music, vaulting or a team of choreographed riders.

All

students are welcome to participate. Classes are open to riders at every level

Spectators are always welcome.

Coaching
for Competition :

For those who desire to compete in recognized shows ... we offer advice and support at home, a/w/a at the show.

We do our best to ensure a safe and satisfying show experience for our clients and students.

Dressage at ROMRA - Coaching for Competition

Alexandra Mayer with "Elessar"

DEVON :
Alexandra, along w/ "Elessar" showed successfully at Grand Haven in Prix ST Georges and Intermediaire; and at Lake Erie in Fourth Level and Prix ST Georges .

Having qualified to show at all three levels at DEVON,
Alexandra chose to compete at Fourth Level and Prix ST Georges.

     Enroute to DEVON, Robert, Alexandra and Lacey – traveling together and transporting "Elessar" – met with some misfortune. In order to not be involved in a traffic accident just ahead, a sudden stop could not be avoided and "Elessar" was thrown - crashing into the bars; breaking and bending parts of the trailer.
     Upon arrival at DEVON, he was lame.
     Though he had recovered enough by the following day to carry on, his ability to bend and extend was diminished - therefore keeping him out of the ribbons.

We are very pleased to report that DR Rebecca Seip ("Elessar’s" owner) was able to attend DEVON and watch him perform ... a/w/a in an exhibition at the ROMRA in - house show on the 26^th and 27^th of October.

NEW YOGA STUDIO :

A new yoga studio for riding gymnastics and yoga
will be completed this Summer at .

            Riders from different parts of the world ( most notably
       Europe, Australia and New Zealand ) will be able to enjoy
       the new facility.

Robert began teaching yoga at age sixteen.

          He was invited to AUSTRALIA by Carola Adolph of the
       International Equestrian Education Services ( IEES )
       for a six-week stay to teach a series of clinics which
       included yoga just prior to the Olympic Games in Sydney.
       An account of the clinics is detailed on the IEES Website -      at http://www.nex.net.au

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