Blue Clover Eventing

06/01/2026

🩵 Dressage Schooling Tune-Up with Level 3 FEI Judge Valerie Vizcarrondo-Pride

Looking to polish your test before your next competition? Join us for a Dressage Schooling Tune-Up and ride your test of choice while receiving valuable feedback from a Level 3 FEI Judge.

Valerie has recently judged at the prestigious Kentucky Three-Day Event 5* and several international competitions, making this a fantastic opportunity to gain insight from an experienced judge’s perspective. Whether you’re aiming to improve your scores, fine-tune your test riding, or simply gain confidence in the ring, you’ll leave with practical feedback and exercises to help you move forward.

🐴 All levels welcome!!
📅 June 21, 2026
📅 July date TBD

Pricing:
• $50 – Large Ring
• $40 – Small Ring

To reserve your spot, text Valerie at 410-353-3813 with:
✔ Rider Name
✔ Horse Name
✔ Test of Choice

Come ride your test, ask questions, and take advantage of a unique opportunity to see your performance through a judge’s eyes. We look forward to seeing you there! 🩵✨

05/30/2026

on how there’s no better feeling than galloping a across country 🐎💨

05/28/2026

Finding the right setup for each horse is so important, and I love knowing my horses are comfortable, confident, and able to perform their best with Myler🩵✨

05/26/2026

A little XC schooling after Memorial Day Weekend 🩵

05/23/2026

Remeber to thank a volunteer - you can’t win without them!

05/21/2026

A much needed barn clean out included getting rid of my old white board and replacing it with my custom .form board🩵

05/19/2026

🔎 In this week’s , we’re back with Part 2 of measuring a show jump — and busting one of the most common misconceptions I hear in our sport. 🐴✨

A lot of riders believe a fence is measured to the hole on the jump standard… but that’s actually not the case. In the video, I’m breaking down how jump height is truly measured — to the top of the pole or plank, not the cup or the hole it’s set in. It may seem like a small detail, but understanding the difference can completely change how accurately you’re setting your fences at home.

When we train with the right information, we build confidence, consistency, and trust —both for ourselves and our horses. The little details matter, and this is one of those details that can make a bigger difference than you think.

Until next time, kick on! 🩵

05/15/2026

From first rides to last horses, barn days to show days—comfort, confidence, and gear that works as hard as you do makes all the difference.

Feeling good in the saddle lets me focus on what matters most… the horses. 🩵

05/13/2026

05/12/2026

🔎 In this week’s , we’re kicking off Part 1 of a 2-part series all about how to properly measure a show jump — because understanding what’s actually in front of you matters more than most riders realize. 🐴✨

In this video, I’m walking you through the basics of measuring a fence, how I check jump height in my own training, and why taking the guesswork out of your setup can make such a big difference for both horse and rider. Whether you’re building confidence at home, preparing to move up a level, or just wanting to train more intentionally, knowing your numbers matters.

There’s a lot of misinformation out there when it comes to jump measurements, so I’m breaking it down step by step. And trust me… in Part 2, we’re diving into one of the most common misconceptions I hear all the time when it comes to measuring fence height. 👀

Until next time, kick on! 🩵