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Sep 27, 2016
Cross-Country Masterclass with Lucinda Green at Loch Moy Farm
A two-day cross country clinic with LUCINDA GREEN
Come ride or audit, Thursday October 13 and Friday October 14, 2016 on The Maryland Horse Trials Competition Course! $10 audit fee includes breakfast and lunch.
Register online to ride or audit via Event Clinics: Click Here!
For the clinic registration/entry status, please email [email protected]. Clinic auditors and participants will receive an entry status email.
Lucinda Green, respected international clinician will be joining us at Loch Moy Farm. Groups comfortable jumping from beginner novice horse and rider (2" 6") through intermediate (3' 9") will be offered. Riders must be 13 years or older. Horse/rider combinations need to be jumping at their appropriate level, controllable and confident in an open field.
Clinic format:
- Two Days, 5-6 riders per group, approximately 2 hours per group.
- Day one: Cross country technique using schooling fences and gymnastic exercises
- Day two: Cross country fences
- $450 per horse/rider combination. Must be received with entry form to guarantee spot.
- Negative coggins required within 12 months.
- Please complete attached entry form and USEA Release Form (For USEA Educational Activities & Schooling Shows), enclose entry fee and proof of negative coggins. Be sure to PRINT your email clearly as many correspondences are made through e-mail.
- Auditor's pass may be purchased at $10/day.
- Includes continental breakfast and lunch, and drinks throughout the day
On grounds accommodations available by request, call 301-514-0111.
Make checks payable to The Maryland Horse Trials:
Send entry to:
Lucinda Green Clinic at Loch Moy Farm
1235 Park Mills Road
Adamstown, MD 21710
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