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An environmental nonprofit making strides for sustainable sport. 🌱

10/05/2026

🎃 A little spooky, a lot more sustainable. 🌿

Welcome to HallowGREEN 👻🍂 This month, Leo’s Corner is brewing up sustainable Halloween ideas and pumpkin spice horse treats worth neigh-ing about! 🐴

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10/04/2026

Their world. Our responsibility. 🌎🍃

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10/02/2026

This jump didn’t just bloom with flowers. It blossomed with purpose. 🌸🌿

Meet Gleneayre Equestrian Program, one of our longest-standing sustainability partners and winner of the “Bloom Where You Jump” Award for the most creative use of living flowers and plants in our Sustainable Jump Contest. 🏆

From pallets repurposed into jump bases to a fallen tree transformed into wing standards, every detail tells a story of rethinking what’s already there. Farm-grown flowers, gathered pine and reclaimed bark brought the finishing touches — proof that a little creativity can turn what nature leaves behind into something worth celebrating.

Nothing wasted, plenty of imagination, and a jump that proves sustainability can be just as beautiful as it is meaningful. 🌷🪻

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09/30/2026

♻️ Before it was a jump, it was a pile of things no one needed anymore.

Bedrock Farm, led by Jessica Berman, saw something different—and earned our Second Life Award in the Sustainable Jump Contest for the most creative use of repurposed or discarded materials.

A leftover pallet. A Christmas tree headed for the trash. Deck fencing removed from a family member’s home. A tree brought down by a storm. Even the ring footing was given a second life, made from recycled tires.

Instead of becoming waste, they became a jump with a whole new purpose.

Proof that sometimes the best materials are the ones that already have a story. That’s the second life. ♻️🌎

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09/29/2026

A powerful lineup. 💧🌎

One barn. One team. A whole lot less plastic. At River Mountain Farm , is more than a hashtag, it’s a daily choice to refill, reuse, and lead the way toward a more sustainable future. 🌱

Refill. Reuse. Repeat.

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09/28/2026

They built the jump, then they built something bigger: a reason to give back. ❤️🌱

As we take a closer look at our Sustainable Jump Contest entries, we’re celebrating Unity Stables IEA Team , winner of our “Jump for Good” Award— the jump that gives sustainability an additional purpose through charitable giving.

Led by Colleen Beatty, their approach went beyond the environment and into the community. Together, Unity Stables gathered more than 120 pounds of food, several large bags of clothing, hygiene essentials and more— donating to organizations throughout the Binghamton area and turning their sustainable jump into an opportunity to make a real difference.

Keeping sustainability in mind, they used recycled materials including the pipe, chairs and buckets that held their donations—all materials that can continue to be used in future jump courses. ♻️

The contest may be over, but the movement continues. Can you make a sustainable jump part of your weekly course change? Post/DM us a photo to be featured on our new website. 🌿🌾

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09/25/2026

🌿 AND THE JUMPS ARE IN! 🌿

Our Sustainable Jump Contest proved that when creativity meets sustainability, the possibilities are endless. From blooms and branches to repurposed materials and jumps built for a greater purpose — these teams showed us that caring for the planet can be every bit as inspiring as the sport itself.

🏆🌸 Bloom Where You Jump Award
Gleneayre Equestrian Program

🏆🌿 Branching Out Award
Woodpecker Farm

🏆♻️ Second Life Award
Bedrock Farm

🏆❤️ Jump for Good Award
Unity Stables IEA Team

A huge congratulations to our winners! The contest may be over, but the movement gallops on. Keep making greener strides and finding new ways to move forward. 🌱

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09/12/2026

🚨 IT’S ON: THE TRASH THE TRASH SHOWDOWN! 🗑️

Grab your barn crew, rally your squad, and see who can make the biggest difference—one piece of litter at a time. Whether it’s around the barn, at the show grounds, or along the trails, it’s time to trash the trash.

Our September newsletter is officially out with all the details. Read it, rally your team, and let the showdown begin. ♻️

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08/30/2026

Sustainability showing at the Hampton Classic Horse Show ♻️💧

From Green Ambassador Evie Johnson making good use of the MeadowView Farm recycling bin, to and our branded reusable aluminum bottles around the showgrounds, we love seeing greener choices become part of the horse show look.

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08/25/2026

Hampton Classic week is here. 💚

Throwing it back to Green Leader Evie Johnson at the 2025 Hampton Classic Horse Show .

Leading by example never goes out of style. Here’s to another great week of horses, sport, and keeping it green. ♻️🐴

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