Ballroom dancing and dressage have similarities. Both pursuits require athleticism and precision Savoie began ballroom dancing five years ago and now competes. She says that each dance has a particular character and that it is like acting. “Waltz is very dreamy, and foxtrot is kind of cheeky, and rhumba is very sexy and sensual,” she said. “Every dance has a character, so you not only have to connect with your partner but you have to connect with the audience while showing the character of the dance with your attitude and your face.”

Stay tuned for Mimosa Morning to be held after the Equitation Over Fences in The Equine Chronicle arena today. This event is open to ANY horse. Jump a small fence while carrying a mimosa. The rider with the most left in their glass wins a Bose Bluetooth Speaker! Whether you’re English or Western, everyone can come play. And Gordon Downey will be the awards presenter!

The free event provides college students with the chance to meet prospective equine industry employers and to learn about potential volunteer, internship and part-time and full-time employment opportunities. In addition to booths from area equine businesses, attendees can participate in sessions led by industry professionals, who will offer tips and one-on-one career advice.

Zinke’s tweeted out the following image with the caption: “Honored to stand with the brave officers of @USParkPolice – these professionals put their lives on the line for us.”

The world’s greatest women’s polo player founded the Women’s Championship Tournament that opened the door and broke down barriers for other girls and women to pursue their passion. She helped revive the U.S. Women’s Open in 2011.