$30,000 to be Awarded at the Florida International CCI2*/CCI* and Horse Trials
On April 15-18 the Florida International CCI2*/1* and Horse Trials in Ocala, Florida will play host to an exciting weekend of competition with big money being awarded to the winners.
The star of the weekend will be the Colebrooke Cup which will award $20,000 in prize money, generously sponsored by Brooke Crozier, to the winner of the CCI2* division. The competition will surely be stiff with riders contending for this valuable purse.
Also on the schedule for the weekend is the CCI1* where the winners will have a chance to take home $3,000 compliments of sponsor Carl Segal. Prize money will also be given to every horse trials division with an additional $3,500 allotted specifically for the Training Rider division.
New courses have been designed for every level and new jumps are in the process of being built to give competitors the best experience possible.
More information about this exciting event is available in the Omnibus listing or by visiting the Equiventures site
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