Jim Wofford to Give Rolex Cross-Country Course Walk Sponsored by Practical Horseman Magazine
Free, fun and educational cross-country course walk during the 2012 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event. As Jim Wofford discusses the highlights of the course for the three day event, you’ll gain insight into how the Rolex 2012 course designer, Derek di Grazia, will test the Rolex 2012 event horses and riders at each obstacle, and why.
Boulder, CO, April 24, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Join eventing legend and Practical Horseman magazine columnist Jim Wofford for a free (with event admission), fun and educational cross-country course walk during the 2012 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event CCI, presented by Bridgestone, at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington on Friday, April 27, 2012.
As Jim Wofford discusses the highlights of the course for the three day event, you’ll gain insight into how the Rolex 2012 course designer, Derek di Grazia, will test the Rolex 2012 event horses and riders at each obstacle, and why. Find out the best way to approach and leave each obstacles and what the riders must consider at each question. Discover how the materials and build of each jump are important, and learn what the Rolex 2012 three day event course looks like from the event horses’ perspective.
To participate in this informative—and entertaining—event, meet Jim Wofford at the first water jump 30 minutes after the final dressage ride on April 27. Plan to spend at least two hours on course. Wear comfortable, waterproof footwear, and come prepared for the weather conditions with an umbrella, jacket, sunscreen, bug spray, water and, if you wish, a portable chair or blanket to sit on.
For more information about the course walk during the Rolex 2012 three day event, visit the Practical Horseman booth in Sponsor Village or visit www.facebook.com/practicalhorseman.
For a schedule of events or to purchase tickets for the 2012 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event, visit www.rk3de.com. To read some of Jim's columns online, go to www.PracticalHorsemanMag.com.
The Equine Network is owned by Active Interest Media, Inc (AIM). AIM is a leading publisher of enthusiast magazines, consumer shows, books and Internet sites. AIM was formed by Wind Point Partners, a private equity investment firm with office in Chicago, Ill., and Southfield, Mich., in partnership with CEO Efrem “Skip” Zimbalist III, in October 2003. The AIM Equine Network includes the print magazine titles American Cowboy, EQUUS, Horse&Rider, Practical Horseman, Dressage Today, Discover Horses, EquiManagement, USHJA In Stride, Spin to Win Rodeo, Horse Journal and The Trail Rider and the websites Equine.com, Discoverhorses.com, AmericanCowboy.com, MyHorse.com, USRider.org and EquiSearch.com.
As Jim Wofford discusses the highlights of the course for the three day event, you’ll gain insight into how the Rolex 2012 course designer, Derek di Grazia, will test the Rolex 2012 event horses and riders at each obstacle, and why. Find out the best way to approach and leave each obstacles and what the riders must consider at each question. Discover how the materials and build of each jump are important, and learn what the Rolex 2012 three day event course looks like from the event horses’ perspective.
To participate in this informative—and entertaining—event, meet Jim Wofford at the first water jump 30 minutes after the final dressage ride on April 27. Plan to spend at least two hours on course. Wear comfortable, waterproof footwear, and come prepared for the weather conditions with an umbrella, jacket, sunscreen, bug spray, water and, if you wish, a portable chair or blanket to sit on.
For more information about the course walk during the Rolex 2012 three day event, visit the Practical Horseman booth in Sponsor Village or visit www.facebook.com/practicalhorseman.
For a schedule of events or to purchase tickets for the 2012 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event, visit www.rk3de.com. To read some of Jim's columns online, go to www.PracticalHorsemanMag.com.
The Equine Network is owned by Active Interest Media, Inc (AIM). AIM is a leading publisher of enthusiast magazines, consumer shows, books and Internet sites. AIM was formed by Wind Point Partners, a private equity investment firm with office in Chicago, Ill., and Southfield, Mich., in partnership with CEO Efrem “Skip” Zimbalist III, in October 2003. The AIM Equine Network includes the print magazine titles American Cowboy, EQUUS, Horse&Rider, Practical Horseman, Dressage Today, Discover Horses, EquiManagement, USHJA In Stride, Spin to Win Rodeo, Horse Journal and The Trail Rider and the websites Equine.com, Discoverhorses.com, AmericanCowboy.com, MyHorse.com, USRider.org and EquiSearch.com.
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