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High Performance Young Rider Camp
July 7-9, 2025
Washington State Horse Park in Cle Elum, Washington
LIMITED TO 40 RIDERS -EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT
Open to riders ages 10–25 competing at Beginner Novice through Advanced levels.
Featuring Jennie Brannigan, Marc Grandia, Sara Sellmer & Dr. Tyler Held

HIGH PERFORMANCE TRACK
The Area VII Young Rider Camp provides focused training for eventers ages 10–25, helping them build skills and prepare for success in competition.
- Lessons from Jennie Brannigan, Marc Grandia and Sara Sellmer
- Sport Psychology by Dr. Tyler Held
- Nutrition and Horse Management
- Full Days of Learning
$600 Early Bird | $675 after May 1
Includes stabling, five mounted lessons, seven unmounted lessons over three days, meals, and fun camp activities. Cancellations and refunds are available up to 30 days in advance. If the camp is full and your spot can be filled from the waitlist, a full refund will be issued up to the camp date.
Meet the Clinicians
Our clinicians—Marc Grandia, Jennie Brannigan, Tyler Held, and Sara Sellmer—bring top-level eventing experience and expert insight to help you level up in dressage, show jumping, and cross-country.

Jennie Brannigan
Jennie is a seasoned 5* competitor and former U.S. team member with a reputation for grit, precision, and a positive coaching approach. Her energy and deep understanding of the sport make her a favorite among developing riders.

Marc Grandia
Marc is a 5* event rider and respected coach known for his technical expertise and clear, effective teaching style. Based in Washington, he brings a wealth of experience helping riders and horses progress through the levels with confidence.

Dr. Tyler Held
Tyler is a certified equine physiologist and professional groom who’s worked with some of the top riders in the country. She focuses on horse and rider wellness, offering invaluable insight into peak performance, care, and mindset.

Sara Sellmer
Sara is an accomplished international rider and coach from Canada, known for producing quality horses and helping riders build strong foundations. Her calm, thoughtful style empowers young athletes to ride with feel and purpose.
Example of Rider Schedule
Day 1 | 12-1:15 pm | Group Dressage Lesson With Jennie |
1:30 – 2:45 pm | Judging Seminar | |
3-4:15 pm | Mental Performance Seminar with Tyler | |
4:30-6 pm | Supplements/Nutrition | |
Horse Chores | ||
6pm to 7pm | Dinner | |
7:00 PM | Camp Games and Challenges | |
8:30 PM | S’mores | |
9:30 PM | Lights Out | |
Day 2 | 6:30 to 8am | Horse Chores and Breakfast |
8-9:15 am | Group XC Lesson with Marc | |
9:30-11 am | Horse Management with Tyler | |
11:15-12:30 pm | Fitness/Body Work | |
Lunch | ||
1:30 – 2:45 pm | Group Flat Lesson with Sara | |
3:00-4:30 pm | Off | |
4:45-5:45 pm | Lecture (Q&A) | |
Horse Duties | ||
6pm to 7pm | Dinner | |
7:00 PM | Camp Games and Challenges | |
8:30 PM | S’mores | |
9:30 PM | Lights Out | |
Day 3 | 6:30 to 8 am | Horse Chores and Breakfast |
8-9:15 am | Group Dressage Mounted Lesson | |
9:30-11 am | Horse Management with Tyler | |
11:15-12:30 pm | OFF | |
Lunch | ||
1:30 – 2:45 pm | Group Jump Lesson with Jennie | |
3:00-4:30 pm | Body Worker/Sponsor Seminar | |
Strip Stalls |
Please note: This is a general example and is subject to change based on rider groupings, weather, and clinician availability.

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Contact
For more information about camp, please reach out to Kendra Zartman 253-221-6278 or Nikki Keye 435-655-1612