Since the New England Equitation Championship’s modest beginning in 1976, as the brainchild of Mason Phelps, it has become one of the premier regional medal finals in the country and a tribute to what can be accomplished when horsemen and horsewomen work together for the good of the sport.
Since the New England Equitation Championship’s modest beginning in 1978, as the brainchild of Mason Phelps and first hosted as a single class at one of his shows, it has become one of the premier regional medal finals in the country and a tribute to what can be accomplished when horsemen and horsewomen work together for the good of the sport.
Six Days Packed with Fun, Excitement, and Great Competition
NEEC’s unique format dedicates Wednesday and Thursday to adult riders, and follows with three days of fun and serious competition for junior riders.
The esteemed Horsemanship class, Open Equitation classes, and Junior Celebration take place on Friday. Saturday boasts the USHJA Hunter Seat 3’3” Medal Final and Challenge of the States charitable class. Sunday culminates in the prestigious NEHC Junior Medal Final – a weekend to remember!