When a member joins a local pony club or riding center, they also join the region where that club or center belongs and USPC. The United States Pony Clubs, Inc. (USPC) is divided into 41 regions. The Tri-State Region has eight local clubs and two riding centers. Programs are offered in Dressage, Eventing, Show Jumping, Mounted Games, Tetrathlon, and Horse Management. During "unmounted" meetings, members learn about feeding, shoeing, veterinary care, and other areas of horse management. Under adult supervision, the more experienced Pony Club members instruct and assist less experienced members. Many competitive riders at the national and international level are graduates of Pony Club.
The Regional Officers provide support to the leaders of the clubs and centers. Click on the photo to contact them directly.
Dr. Gebhart is a H-A USPC Graduate of Bath Pony Club.
She is a graduate of the Ohio State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine.
She grew up in Hinckley and was an active member in Bath Pony Club and Summit county 4-H. She has been practicing in the Medina area for the previous 20 years.
Kerrie is a Graduate A-EV from Murry Highlands Pony Club. She has broad coaching experience, including USPC Championships and several IHSA wins with the Seton Hill University Equestrian Team, and has competed through Third level dressage and Preliminary eventing.
Terry is pictured with her daughter, Lauren, a H-B HM, C-2 EV, C-3 DR member of Bath Pony Club.
Emily is an H-A, C3-EV member of Bath Pony Club. She holds a B.S. in Biochemistry Technology from the University of Akron. Outside of Pony Club, she is the Assistant Equestrian Director at YMCA Camp Y- Noah.