important upcoming events
Board Elections
Congratulations to re-elected Board Members Nat Masin and Madison Lee!
Congratulations to new sitting elected Board Member Stefanie Erlwein!
Congratulations to re-elected Board Members Nat Masin and Madison Lee!
Congratulations to new sitting elected Board Member Stefanie Erlwein!
Education Webinar Series returns on MARCH 19TH 6:30PM EASTERN- Dr. Fari will discuss "Equine Tissue Banking". For more info visit our "Education and Outreach" tab
Do not forget to renew your membership for 2023! You can do this by clicking the button at the top of the screen. We also sent out reminder emails and invoices for renewals that will direct you straight to payment.
We value all our members, and continue to strive to work for the breeders and their affiliates. As always, let us know what we can do better to keep your continued support!!
USSHBA is proud to sponsor the Hunter Hack class at the Sallie B. Wheeler USEF/USHJA Hunter Breeding National Championship coming up next week ! Best of luck to all participants!
Breeder Spotlight
Madison Lee
Rex-lee farm
paris, ky
dressage
2-5 foals a year
Epic Finale
(Epic Eastwood X Ferro)
Owned by Erin Bonneville
(Epic Eastwood X Ferro)
Owned by Erin Bonneville
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RLF Earl Grey
(Lord Ferragamo x Ferro) |
Rex-Lee Farm was started in 2017. Located in Paris, KY being ran by myself (Madison Lee) and my husband (Chris Rexroat). We are a small operation only producing 2-5 foals a year to really focus on to offspring that are top level movers with the best amateur friendly minds. While we breed for the dressage discipline, we mainly strive for the best matches for our horses. In our short time we have produced top winning offspring. In 2018, we had Champion Foal of Current year for USDF Region 2. 2019 was our first year of 3 foals. Out of those foals we have our first GRP stallion, 2021 Champion 2-year-old Filly for USDF Region 2 and 2021 Reserve Champion 2-year-old Colt/Gelding for USDF Region 2. As I am sure most breeders find, your success rate for getting mare in foal seems to go every other year, I was unable to get a mare in foal for a 2020 foal. However, in 2021 I had 4 foals. Producing, another GRP stallion prospect, and 3 top level prospects. We are waiting on the arrival of our 2022 foal and are planning on 5 foals in 2023.
- Would you like to be considered for our next "Breeder Spotlight"? Members only please submit 1-4 quality pictures, discipline, how many foals a year you produce, and either a farm logo/motto or short description of your breeding mentality and email to USSHBA@gmail.com. This is a monthly spotlight and we will rotate through the disciplines.
The USSHBA is a strong, independent organization whose members are breeders and those who support the concept of sport horse breeding in the USA. The USSHBA is dedicated to advancing the interests and knowledge base of the US breeding community, and raising awareness of successful American-bred horses in national and international equestrian sport.
The USSHBA is proud to be a USEF Alliance Partner. USEF Alliance Partnership connects the USSHBA with equestrian sport governance, and equestrian enthusiasts nationwide. As National Governing Body, the Federation is the largest multi-breed organization in the country, for nearly a century the United States Equestrian Federation has united the equestrian community, honored achievement, and served as guardian of the sport. From the leisure rider to the Olympic competitor, the USEF connects each one of us who shares a passion for horses. USEF Alliance Partners help the Federation fulfill its mission to raise the level of access to and participation in equestrian sport at all levels.
"I am a member of the USSHBA and have been for several years. I absolutely love having an organization that helps to promote and educate people about US bred horses and all the registry organizations, as well as help the US breeder with any inquiries they may have. In a country where so many horses are imported, it is nice to have an organization that believes in and supports US bred horses and their breeders."
Meredith Michelfelder
Midway Farms, Alabama
