Y.E.S.
February 5, 2010
Three days of fun, friends and finding your way as a leader. 
Two Bits wants you there! The Youth Excellence Seminar will be held June 24-26, 2010, in Amarillo.
AQHYA and Two Bits are excited about all of the exciting activities planned for the event including two key speakers. The event will be held at the American Quarter Horse Association headquarters in Amarillo. Daniel Stewart and Grant Baldwin will both be featured at the 2010 Y.E.S.
Crazy about horses? Test your knowledge with AQHA’s Junior Master Horseman program. You can even earn certificates!
Daniel Stewart has been a successful international competitor and trainer for more than 20 years. From 1999 to 2007, he coached riders on several U.S. teams to success at many world
Daniel Stewart
championships and Olympics. He currently divides his time between Andalusia, Spain, and Santa Barbara, California, and is the author of the internationally acclaimed book “Ride Right.”
Before becoming a U.S. coach, he earned a degree in exercise science and psychology and worked as a consultant to other national riding teams, including Portugal and Canada. In 2008, he left the U.S. team to share his knowledge with the U.S. riding community and is now considered one of the world’s leading authorities on equestrian biomechanics, conditioning and sport psychology. He teaches clinics and seminars to thousands of riders each year.
Grant Baldwin
Grant Baldwin is an engaging communicator and a leading youth financial literacy expert who is making a significant impact in the lives of students across the
country. Grant is author of the book “Reality Check” and creator of the student money Web site, BrokePiggy.com. Grant has given hundreds of presentations and has spoken to thousands of students through student leadership conferences, conventions, school assemblies and other youth events. When Grant isn’t speaking and inspiring students, he’s at home with his wife and daughters, in Springfield, Missouri.
Register early for a discounted rate at the AQHYA Web site. For more information about the event or registration, contact Sarah Smiddy by e-mail or by phone (806) 378-4342.
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