Elizabeth Ball

Born in Lexington, Kentucky, Beth grew up in Northern California. At the age of seven, her mother introduced her to her love of riding while on the California beaches and trails. She eagerly embraced the solid background and training of Pony Club and competed in Three Day Eventing until the age of sixteen when she transitioned to dressage. One of the nation’s top riders and trainers, she is committed to classical training of the dressage horse. Her enthusiasm, knowledge, talent and attention to detail are at the forefront of her schooling methods.

Her 2009 accomplishments include a berth in the nation’s top twelve for the Developing Horse Championships with Soubirous, competing Eckstein Farm’s Orion in several Intermediare 2 classes with scores over 70% and riding Orion in a very well received Grand Prix Pas de Deux with Gunter Seidel at World Cup, Las Vegas.

Her list of past accomplishments that Beth has achieved is envious. She rode Centaur Farm’s Mister to the Intermediare I Horse of the year in 2005 and was long listed with the USET. She qualified two horses for the Collecting Gates Farm/USEF National Intermediare I Championships and placed fourth overall with Orion. She bred and trained Raphael to the 2005 USDF Intermediare II Horse of the Year and trained the Holsteiner stallion Confidant to many wins including the Intermediare II Horse of the year in 2002.

In 1981, with Lilo Fore as her trainer, Beth purchased the three year old Bolshoj and won nearly every state and national title from Futurity through Grand Prix. In 1995, Beth and Bolshoj were members of the Team Silver winning US Pan American Team in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Copyright DressageClinic.com

" I am so pleased to have access to the wonderful IR2 Infrared Therapy  System, for use on my top level dressage horses. Not only does it  help with a multitude of conditions and ailments, it's also very easy  and convenient to use.

As well as treating chronic problem areas, I  also use the IR2 as a way to help prevent future issues. By  increasing circulation to affected areas, the IR2 is able to  accelerate the body's natural healing process, which can  decrease recovery time by as much as 50%. I've even used the IR2 on my  own knee injury, and was extremely impressed with the quick recovery  time. I consider use of the IR2 as an integral part of maintaining my  horse's soundness."

Elizabeth Ball
Pan Am. Games, Silver Medalist
Photo Credit of Elizabeth on Soubirous - J. Kralovec

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