FULL CIRCLE FARM 

IEA Team



Join our 2019- 2020 IEA team 





NEW for IEA 

Riders in grades 4 & 5  can now join IEA.

Full Circle Farm is recruiting riders for our IEA team! IEA members have the opportunity to ride a wide variety of show horses! If you are a middle school or high school rider and are interested in joining our team please give us a call 860-324-5308.

NO need to own a horse!

              Open to Riders in grades 4-12.

IEA offers competition from walk/ trot /canter  classes to jumping 2'6". We welcome all riders whether they ride at FCF or from barns without an IEA team. 

 Membership for 2019-2020 will open June 2019.

The IEA is an affiliate of the United States Equestrian Federation, the United States

Hunter Jumper Association, and the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association.

  Contact

   IEA Coach Jessica Tedford

       860-324-5308         

ABOUT IEA

IEA Competition Format

You don't have to own a horse to show!

The unique aspect of these competitions, both at the local and national level, is that none of the riders supply their own horses or tack. Riders travel to an IEA Host barn. The host team arranges for the horses and equipment.  Though the rider and horse have a short opportunity at orientation in the over fences classes, essentially, the horse is new to the rider, and the scores are based upon horsemanship and equitation, not the horse. The competitions involve six classes jumping over fences no greater than 2'9" and numerous flat equitation classes. All disciplines offer a variety of ability levels from beginner through advanced.

  Riders compete as Individuals and as part of the Team to earn enough points to advance to the “post season” – Regionals, Zones, and Nationals!

The MISSION of IEA is to introduce students in private and public middle and secondary schools to equestrian sports and to promote and improve the quality of equestrian competition and instruction.

The IEA PURPOSE is to set minimum standards for competition, provide information concerning the creation and development of school associated equestrian sport programs, promote the common interests of safe riding instruction and competition and education on matters related to equestrian sport at the middle and secondary school levels (primarily ages 11 through 19).

Through the IEA, students have the opportunity to earn scholarships towards their college education through awards in competition and through sportsmanship activities.

Riders must commit to the full season. The regular season runs from Sept. to Feb, with post season play happening through March.

 For more information see the IEA website http://www.rideiea.com/