Mark your calendar for….. Saturday, April 18 & Sunday, April 19 2026 at the T. Ed Garrison Arena, Pendleton, SC.
- 2 full days of Hunter classes
- 2 full days of Jumper classes
- Open classes for Western, Ranch, Trails, “Special Friends”, and Rusty Stirrup
- Dressage and Combined Training divisions
- Payback classes: Gambler Choices, Hunter Derbies, Team Trail Challenge, and Payback Combined Training division.
- $200 Award to the Trainer with the most competitors at the show
- $100 Award to the best-decorated barn
- Vendors, Silent Auctions and Used Tack Sale
- No office fee if you pre-register online at www.HorseShowing.com
- No charges for online registration
- SPECTATORS ARE ALWAYS FREE!
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2026 Spring Fling Horse Show Information
Click on the links below to open PDFs for the 2026 show:
Update: Garrison Arena people have been busy fixing up stalls. – No nails, staples, or screws, in stalls are permitted.
2026 Spring Fling Rules and Regulations
2026 Spring Fling Class List Combined
2026 Spring Fling Mail-in Entry Form and Liability Release
See below for our Judges and their Bios
Additional questions:
SpringFlingHorseShow@gmail.com
Spring Fling Advertising:
2026 Advertising_Sponsorship Info
Sponsors & Advertisers are published in our full-size color show program and added to our website for the year.
Take a look at our previous show programs:
2025 Spring Fling Show Program 2024 Spring Fling Show Program 2023 Spring Fling Show Program 2022 Spring Fling Show Program 2021 Spring Fling Show Program 2019 Spring Fling Show Program
SpringFlingHorseShow@gmail.com
Click on the link HorseShowing.com
for the Spring Fling Horse Show online registration.
Update: Garrison Arena people have been busy fixing up stalls. – No nails, staples, or screws, in stalls are permitted.
Pre-register online for free & waive your office fee.
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SCUEC accepts: CASH, CHECK, PAYPAL, and VENMO AS PAYMENT
FYI: With all of the sophisticated online scamming, just know that SCUEC will never send you an invoice through Venmo, PayPal, etc. We will only send an invoice directly to you, upon your request, either by snail-mail or email.
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2026 Spring Fling Horse Show Judges
Hunter/Jumper Judge
Sandra McCarthy, Opelika, AL
“Sam” is a highly accomplished Hunter/Jumper professional and coach with over two decades of experience producing elite riders and horses for the “AA” circuit. Sandra served as the Director of English Riding at the University of Findlay, where she led her IHSA team to a five-year undefeated streak. Her extensive list of accolades, include coaching IHSA National Champions across multiple divisions and guiding riders to top-three honors in the Cacchione. Beyond the collegiate ranks, Sandra’s influence extends to the highest levels of the sport, having successfully qualified riders for the USEF Pony Finals, Medal Finals, and USET Finals.
She is an experienced judge and steward (1995–Present) at local shows, IHSA, IEA, and Hunter Trial circuits with a keen technical eye and results-oriented approach to training and equine wellness.
Open Show Judge
Cailey Cobb, Anderson, SC
As a lifelong horsewoman, Cailey Cobb has roots in the rich equine tradition of Fort Worth TX and is a lifelong horsewoman and professional trainer based in Anderson, South Carolina,. She has over 15 years of national-level competition and her love of the western showing world was cemented after the 2012 IEA Western Reining Championships where she placed 8th nationally. Cailey worked towards her equine teaching certification at Sweet Briar College under the direction of Mimi Worton. Cailey is currently carded with the Open Horse Show Association (OHSA) and has completed testing under the North Carolina Open Horse Show Judges’ Certification (NCOHSJ)., scoring above 95% in the Western, Hunt Seat, and Saddle Seat divisions. She is actively pursuing credentials with USEF and additional breed organizations. Cailey loves the open show-pen environment, as it often mirrors her riding career in a diversity of mounts. This passion leads to her evaluating each horse and rider combination with fairness, depth of knowledge, and genuine appreciation for the sport in all its forms
Dressage Judge
Amy Grahn, Six Mule, SC
I graduated the USDF Learner Program Judge with Distinction in 2002 while showing lower USDF levels. I wanted to learn more about what judges were looking for and understand the USEF rule book descriptions better for gaits and movements. While in Illinois, I competed at local, regional and national levels and achieved my USDF Bronze, Silver and Gold medals along with my USDF Bronze, Silver and Gold freestyle bars, and a USDF Diamond Achievement award in 2021. This endeavor took 16 years and four different horses to achieve.
My Husband and I retired in 2019 and built a house on Lake Keowee. I enjoy helping riders with their test performance and try to give useful comments on movements and overall summary comment on their test sheets.