Just a reminder that tryouts for the SNU Equestrian Team are taking place Saturday, August 29th at the SNU Horse Barn. Hunt Seat tryouts begin at 9:30 am and will be followed by Western tryouts at 11:00 am. If you are interested in competing with the SNU Equestrian Team it is mandatory that you attend. 

SNU is proud to announce the newest addition to its breeding program, stallion Cowboy Cattylac (High Brow Cat x Oaks Little Sug). Although an early injury prevented Cowboy from competing, his amazing talent and bloodlines are being passed on during his career as a stud.

Linnea Wood recently returned from Middlesborough, Tennesee, the site of the national finals for IHSA.  The sophomore rode in the Advanced Walk/Trot/Canter class againsts 17 riders from schools around the nation.  She finished 11th, marking her as the top overall rider for the SNU Crimson Storm.  The riders and supporters of the team would like to thank Linnea for representing the school so well, and congratulate her on a great ride at nationals.

The first two foals of the season hit the ground within a week of each other at the SNU horse ranch recently.  The dun mare, Annies Lil Dunnit, who was in foal to SNU's cutting stallion Doc O Daniel, had a filly on Saturday, March 7.  The foal appears to be a bay, with a heavy concentration of grey in it's coat.  The only marking that appears on the filly right now is a single star on her forehead.  The second foal was by the same stallion, Doc O Daniel, and out of the palomino mare, Ms Quixote Colonel, born on Friday, March 13.  This foal is also a bay with a large star on it's forehead, and is the first stud colt of Doc O Daniel's get.  Pictures of both foals are available on this website at this URL-----http://www.snu.edu/foals