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Riders not hi while parnini By Barbara Klomt USC's Equestrian Club gained a lot of at tention last year ? but coach Joe Fellinghar said most people still don't know it. "Our program (has become) renowned i the horse world," he said, "but we woul like to establish our team as well respected I everybody. We want to get the attention < the university." Formed in 1982, the Equestrian Club h; only five members in its first year, memb Chris Ray said. But now the club's membership has gro> to 55, although Fellingham said about were active this summer. "IT'S BEEN a pleasant surprise," Fi ingham said about the club's growth. "I tribute it to the people who are in the ciu "The officers really made the effort make it grow. We have really go organizers." USC competed in seven horse shows 1 snrinc. Rav said members rode western. stock seat, and English, or hunt seat. The Gamecocks placed first in (JSC's o horse show, and in shows at the College Charleston and St. Andrew's College. IN ADDITION, USC finished second ii Davidson College show and the Int collegiate Horse Show Association (IHS Region 9 Championships. USC hosted the regional competiti because it is the region's president scho Fellingham is president of the region, wh he formed. At the regionals, USC placed second, a three Gamecock riders qualified for i IHSA National Championships, at Pe State University April 25-26. LJBiEiSi JS uiusc I'm 90.3 v" RADIO : NEVER j, SOUNDED |g|| SO GOOD Sj^ The GAMECOCK i? the Rtudent newspaper of the University of South Carolina and in published three times . a week on Monaays, Wednesdays and # Fridays during the fall and spring m ^ semesters and weekly on Wednesdays q during both summer sessions, with the 0 exception of university holidays and ex- 0 amination periods. 0 Opinions expressed in the 0 GAMECOCK are those of the editors 0 and not those of the University of South 0 Carolina. ? 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The GAMECOCK in a licensed stu dent organization of the University of South Carolina and receives funding for student activity fees. ? % < 4 Drsing around g recognition Team captain Helen Baldwin placed second in open horsemanship over fences, third in stock seat high point rider and fourth n in hunt seat high point rider. n BALDWIN ALSO placed sixth in two id events and eighth in another. >y Lynn Tiller placed sixth in the intermediate 3f stock seat division, and Ellen Roosen finished sixth in the walk-trot-canter division, ad In addition, Elian Porter and Lisa Bagnal >er represented USC at the National Riding Commission National Championships at the ,vn University of Virginia. 10 Porter and Bagnal placed 24th and 29th respectively, and helped USC to a sixth place finish. ellat "I WASN'T really expecting it," Fellb. ingham said about the club's success. "Then to again, the people worked so hard riding." od He said the club changed its training facility a month ago to Long Creek Equestrian ast Centre in Blythewood. or The facility has an indoor arena that will allow USC to practice during inclement wn weather, which Ray said was not possible at of the club's former site. "The new facility should really help us," Fellingham said. "The people there share my n a ideas about getting the club known." erA) FELLINGHAM SAID he expects USC to have a winning season this year, but the club on will need more depth. ol. "I really hope we can be more diverse," he ich said, adding that the club does not have enough riders who specialize in particular ind events. the "The team that usually survives best is the inn one that has someone in every skill event, he said. "You always need back-up people." Do you know this woman? Do you want to Irnnw t.Vii q wnmQii? Io. a a w un ikj r y v/ 111 lA/i x Meet Wanda M. Hite, a seasoned veteran of Student Media. 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