Kim Severson To Guest Host Eventing USA's Photo Critique Column
Email your photos today!
In Issue 3 of Eventing USA, we'll have a special guest for the ever popular photo critique column. International event rider and Olympic medalist Kim Severson will take the reins and offer points of advice about your jumping position.
As you may know, Jan Byyny regularly reviews a few reader-submitted photos and offers advice to riders of all levels in each issue of Eventing USA. While she promises to return after a brief hiatus, this is your opportunity to read what Kim Severson has to say about your riding position and turnout.
As always, the column will be educational and fun. Severson is a Level IV ICP instructor, and an accomplished top-level competitor. Her resume includes four victories at the Rolex Kentucky CCI4*, four USEA Lady Rider of the Year titles, and individual silver and team bronze medals from the 2004 Olympic Games.
To submit your photo, e-mail an original photo or scanned image (at least 300 dpi) to [email protected], or send your photo to Emily Daily, 525 Old Waterford Road, NW, Leesburg, VA, 20176. If the photo was taken by a professional, please include the credit information as well. We will return all photos that are sent to the office.
Note: Photos taken from the side usually give the best angle of view for critique.
So don’t wait… get your photos to us today to be included in Issue 3 of Eventing USA!
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