The 24th Cosequin Stuart Horse Trials presented by Towline Truck and Trailer will be held July 11-14, 2013 in Victor, NY. The event has announced the prizes and prize money that will be presented to the winners and second place finishers at this year's event, which offers Beginner Novice through Intermediate divisions.
The event boasts $7,000 in prize money for the Intermediate division, and $3,000 for the Preliminary.
Additionally, first place winners will receive Maui Jim sunglasses, Ariat Olympia breeches and a specially embroidered Stuart Logo Plaid Sheet. Second place winners will receive a SmartPak Leather Halter.
The Irish Draught Sport Horse Award and Thoroughbred Incentive Program Award will also be offered. Turn in you entry forms for the Irish Draught and TIP Awards.
Check out the omnibus listing and the horse trials website for more information. Entries are accepted until June 25.
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The USEA Media Team is excited to be on-site this year at the Setters' Run Farm Carolina International CCI and Horse Trial to provide coverage of the uber exciting CCI4*-S division, which many U.S.-based competitors use as a trial run in the lead up to the feature event of the spring calendar, the Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event CCI5* (Lexington, Kentucky). This year there are 37 entries in the four-star division, which is a slight increase from the 35 we saw compete in this division last year. Here's a break down of some interesting facts and statistics you might want to know leading into this year's competition!
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