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 Arnell’s Lauren Gallé on Counterpoint: First Place, Kalispell Montana, 2014 Arnell's Newest Acquisitions "Counterpoint" "Detroit" is currently recovering from an eye injury, and will be actively competing throughout the 2016 season. "Uno" will be the first of Arnell's competition horses to become part of a custom development partnership. Although originally sourced and initially trained to become a 3-Day Eventing competitor, during early development his particular skills and strengths indicated a leaning toward another equestrian field, known as "Hunter-Jumping." In short order, a renown hunter-jumping trainer and competitor, Kristen Harden took a keen interest in Uno, which has resulted in a special development partnership between Arnell and Kristin through which she is further developing him to be a high level competitor in that field, and through a new joint venture she has begun taking him on the competition circuit, and following that career, he will be marketed to an appropriate owner/rider with the proceeds being shared between the joint venturers. This is the first time that Arnell has ventured into this direction, and was an unexpected outcome of tracking the horse's best instincts. As one result of this new affiliation, Kristin has joined our new Advisory Board, and our Acquisition Committee is now sharpening their collective eyes for such potentialities during their annual European search trials. Major Unites States Events
Rolex - The Pinnacle: An International Invitational (Lexington, Kentucky) - April 23-26, 2015  In preparation for the 1976 World Championships, EEI organized the first horse trials ever held at the Horse Park, and then in 1977, coordinated the staging of the national Pony Club Rally in August, and produced the North American Junior Three–Day Event Championships in September. The following year the 1978 World Three-Day Event Championships were held for the first time in the United States between September 14th to 17th, and were an unprecedented success. World Individual Event Champion Bruce Davidson, from Pennsylvania, retained his World Title riding his courageous, young American Thoroughbred, Might Tango. The popular team of horses and riders from Canada were the winners of the Team Gold Medal.  By staging this event every year, and at the highest possible level, EEI seeks to ensure the competitiveness of the United States in international competition, while fulfilling their Mission of supporting the development of riders and horses in the sports recognized by the Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI), and thereby enhancing the overall equine industry worldwide. EEI is governed by a 28–person Board of Directors, with daily management overseen by their chosen professional staff.
A National Pride: The Annual Event at Rebecca Farm (Kalispell, Montana) - July 23-26, 2015  For more than a decade, Rebecca Farm has created challenging courses of the highest quality - catapulting "The Event at Rebecca Farm" into the single, largest competition of its kind in the United States. “The Event” features more than 450 competitors, 350 volunteers, cheered on by more than 20,000 spectators. In addition to the competition, a trade fair with arts and crafts is conducted throughout The Event, offering a wide range of food and concessions. "The Event at Rebecca Farm is truly world class," states Jim Wolf, Executive Director of Sports Programs for the United States Equestrian Federation. "The facilities, the footing, and its outstanding organization combine to create a premier world class event."  Between July 23rd and July 26th 2015, Kalispell Montana will once again become turned home for Rebecca Farm's annual Event Extraordinaire, celebrating over 450 competition horses and riders, for both professionals and worthy aspirants, all actively cheered on by more than 20,000 loyal supporters and enthusiastic followers. Arnell Associates Arnell is proud to be affiliated with a number of industry leaders, including:
Gina is a United States Eventing Association ICP Level III Certified Instructor and has earned her United States Dressage Federation Silver Medal. She also is a United States Pony Club Graduate "A", as well as a current USPC National Examiner. (See www.mileseventing.com)
Bec represented Australia at the Young Rider Trans-Tasman Championships in 1998, 2000, and 2002. From 1998 she was listed on 'Just A Lady' as an Elite Rider in Australia. She finished in 4th Place at the 2002 National Championships in Taupo, New Zealand, as well as having had top placings at CIC*** World Cup Qualifiers. She was selected to compete in the 2000 Sydney Olympic Test Event and has ridden at numerous CIC*** and CCI*** events in Australia including Sydney, Melbourne, Warwick, Albury, Goulburn and the prestigious Adelaide International CCI**** Event. Between 2006 and 2008 Bec returned to Phillip Dutton's True Prospect Farm to further advance her training. In January of 2008 she returned with her three-star horse, Just Jealous, with the goal of extending her international competition experience. There she gained further experience instructing, riding, training and competing horses for both Phillip and Boyd Martin. At the end of 2008, Bec relocated west to the Central Coast to continue pursuing her goals working with Gina Miles and Gold Medal Equestrian. Bec became a welcome addition to Team GME, and a well-respected addition to the sport of Eventing on the U.S. West Coast. Mike and Emma Winter
Brian & Lisa Sabo The "Sabo System" is the foundation of excellent horseback riding and learning to ride correctly thorough a step-by-step system. The Sabo's apply this system to teach the essential basics of riding and horsemanship in a consistent manner. Whether it's a child just beginning, or the Advanced level competitor, Newport Mesa Riding Center offers high quality horseback riding lessons. Their Lessons include riders of the same skill level – and the whole family is invited to watch and enjoy the atmosphere. Their supportive environment emphasizes sportsmanship and fun. If you have any questions don't hesitate to call 949.244.8615 David O'Connor
After retirement from active competition in 2004, he shifted to the administrative side of international eventing. He has held top coaching roles for the US and Canadian national eventing teams, and served president of the United States Equestrian Federation from 2004 to 2012. During his career, David and his horses earned many honors, including equestrian and horse of the year awards from a number of organizations. In 2009, he was inducted into the United States Eventing Association's Hall of Fame, and two of his horses have been granted the same honor. O'Connor is married to fellow international event rider Karen O'Connor, and the pair operate two equestrian training facilities in the eastern United States. Devoucoux 
Professional's Choice  Arnell is proud to partner with a number of fine companies and affiliates, including:
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In late February, 2015, our Search Team returned to Great Britain on a more serious mission for perfecting the sources and supply channels for this particular class of quality competition horse, which has resulted in the selection and importing of two new very special candidates for our now growing Equine Division: "Detroit," a beautiful 7-year old by Verdi who has already competed successfully in the United Kingdom, together with "Uno," a successful Jumper from Holland and the son of Nunero Uno, who both arrived together into the United States on March 12, 2015, and promptly entered into a modified version of the predevelopment program that their predecessors successfully experienced and benefited from. It is Arnell's intention to have Detroit competing by April 2015, with Uno to follow, shortly thereafter.
Olympian Gina Miles
Rebecca Braitling
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