2016 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event Cross-Country Preview
Derek di Grazia has designed another impressive cross-country course this year at the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day event. As usual, there is no lack of impressively big and tricky questions. With 29 fences, we expect spectators to be sprawling across the Kentucky Horse Park to see every angle. Check out this drone footage of the course, courtesy of Rolex Kentucky.
Phillip Dutton will be the first rider to leave the start box tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. aboard Fernhill Fugitive!
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