United States Eventing Association

An Adequan USEA Gold Cup & PRO Tour Series Event Featuring Family-Friendly Activities, Live Music, Food Trucks, a Beer Garden, Meet and Greets, a Bonfire and Much More

Carl Bouckaert, owner of Bouckaert Farm at Chattahoochee Hills, is pleased to announce that J.J. Johnson and Hugh Lochore will be joining the Chattahoochee Hills team beginning with the April 7-8 Horse Trials.

Chattahoochee Hills invites you to attend their next scheduled competition of eventing May 20 – 22. Dressage will take place Friday and Saturday from 8:30 am 'til 3:45 pm. Don't miss the exhilarating cross-country competition starting Saturday from 9 am until approx. 6:30 pm. Pack a picnic and comfy lawn chairs for Sunday's Show Jumping competition starting at 8:15 am.

Chattahoochee Hills is proud to announce Land Rover as the Official Automotive Sponsor of the Nutrena/USEA American Eventing Championships. “After partnering with us in our inaugural year as the AEC host site, not only has Land Rover agreed to work with Chatt Hills for another two years, we’re thrilled that they were so pleased with last year’s event that they have increased their level of support,” said Event Director, Ritchard Temple.

As the 2010 eventing season kicks off this month, we hope many of our members are getting excited for this year's American Eventing Championships. In order to accomodate eventers and spectators, Chattahoochee Hills in Fairburn, Georgia, the new home of the American Eventing Championships for the next three years, have been hard at work gearing up for the national championships, including planting nearly 200 mature trees on the property.

After a record breaking twenty inches of rainfall, we were forced to cancel our last event of the 2009 season. Fortunately, the water has completely receded, but we did end up losing 30 cross country jumps. Normally even with several six and seven-inch rainfalls, the cross-country footing holds up remarkably well.