Jane DaCosta's guest appearances

Jane DaCosta

Horsemanship Radio

USHJA On Course

Athletic Equestrian Podcast

Rob Jacobs

Lindsay Martin

Ashley Henry

Daisy Freund

Laura Smith

David Silver

Susan Cain

Michael Lawrence

Daniel Stewart

Bob Baffert

Jen Smith

Elizabeth Kaye

Priscilla Presley

Robert Miller

Jill Montgomery

OwlTail

Jane Dacosta is the Executive Director and Founder of the Metropolitan Equestrian Team (MET). MET has branches in NY, CT, MD, GA, TX, MS and UT. MET’s mission is based on Jane’s belief that quality education and riding opportunities should be available to all, regardless of their socioeconomic status and she has obtained over $1.6 million in college scholarships for MET students. www.meteqteam.org

Jane Dacosta is the Executive Director and Founder of the Metropolitan Equestrian Team (MET). MET has branches in NY, CT, MD, GA, TX, MS and UT. MET’s mission is based on Jane’s belief that quality education and riding opportunities should be available to all, regardless of their socioeconomic status and she has obtained over $1.6 million in college scholarships for MET students. <a href="http://www.meteqteam.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.meteqteam.org</a>

#21 Metropolitan Equestrian Team Director Jane DaCosta

This episode's guest is Jane DaCosta, founder and executive director of the Metropolitan Equestrian Team. A longtime rider and passionate horsewoman, Jane founded MET in 2010 with the mission to provide aspiring athletes in grades 3-12 with the opportunity to participate in equestrian sport and educational opportunities, regardless of their socioeconomic status. In addition to running the non-profit organization, which is an official affiliate organization of the USHJA, Jane sits on the USHJA's Diversity and Inclusion Advocacy Committee and is committed to opening stall doors to future equestrians from all walks of life. Let's hear more from Jane herself on how MET has changed the lives of so many riders and how we can encourage diversity in the sport. Thank you to Brian Bowman for the theme music.

This episode's guest is Jane DaCosta, founder and executive director of the Metropolitan Equestrian Team. A longtime rider and passionate horsewoman, Jane founded MET in 2010 with the mission to provide aspiring athletes in grades 3-12 with the opportunity to participate in equestrian sport and educational opportunities, regardless of their socioeconomic status. In addition to running the non-profit organization, which is an official affiliate organization of the USHJA, Jane sits on the USHJA's Diversity and Inclusion Advocacy Committee and is committed to opening stall doors to future equestrians from all walks of life. Let's hear more from Jane herself on how MET has changed the lives of so many riders and how we can encourage diversity in the sport. Thank you to Brian Bowman for the theme music.

8. Opening Stall Doors with Jane DaCosta

Sophie Cox

The Junior Equestrian Festival and the non-profit College Prep Scholarship &amp; Educational Fund, joined forces to encourage riders to educate themselves about the charitable organizations in their communities, emphasize horsemanship and sportsmanship for equestrian success, and promote higher education as a foundation to future success in life. Sophie Cox joins us from Australia. Our Trainers Tip is from Carole Herder of Cavallo, Inc.   Listen in...Support the show

The Junior Equestrian Festival and the non-profit College Prep Scholarship &amp; Educational Fund, joined forces to encourage riders to educate themselves about the charitable organizations in their communities, emphasize horsemanship and sportsmanship for equestrian success, and promote higher education as a foundation to future success in life. Sophie Cox joins us from Australia. Our Trainers Tip is from Carole Herder of Cavallo, Inc. Listen in...<a href="https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Horsemanship Radio Episode 41 by Index Fund Advisors IFA.com – Jane DaCosta of the Jr Equestrian Festival & Lindsay Martin of the College Prep Scholarship Fund, Australian Trainer Sophie Cox