Opening Day For The Land Rover/USEA American Eventing Championships Is Today!
Write yourself a note. Tie a string around your finger. Set an alarm on your phone because today is a date you won’t want to forget. Today is not only July 27, but it is also opening day for the 2010 Land Rover/USEA American Eventing Championships. This year’s AEC is being held at Chattahoochee Hills in Fairburn, Georgia from September 9-12.
Don’t forget that Chattahoochee Hills is offering a $100 early-bird discount to all competitors who get their entries in before August 3. Enter online at Evententries.com or download an entry form and mail it in to:
Rick Dunkerton, Secretary
c/o AMS
P.O. Box 1647
Laurel, MS 39441-1647
Competing in the AEC is only available to riders who have qualified throughout the year. Be sure to read the Qualification Requirements and find out if you and your horse are qualified! Also keep an eye out on the AEC Omnibus page for the latest updates.
Important resources for the AEC:
- AEC Webpage
- Omnibus Page
- Chattahoochee Hills Website
- Qualification Requirements
- Qualified Horses
- Qualified Riders
- Enter Online
- Entry Form (PDF)
- USEA Rideshare
The Land Rover/USEA American Eventing Championships would not be possible without the USEA’s loyal group of sponsors. The USEA would like to thank: Land Rover, Nutrena, Merial, Adequan, Charles Owen, Broadstone, VTO Saddlery, Shai Steiner, Omega Alpha, Spalding Labs, SSG Gloves, Auburn Labs, SUCCEED, FITS, Fleeceworks, Finish Line, Dubarry, Equithrive, Ice Horse, and Flair.
The 2010 Land Rover/USEA American Eventing Championships benefits the South Fulton County Elementary School System and Animal Shelter Rescue.
Want to learn more about the AEC? Contact [email protected].
Have questions about qualifications or entering? Contact [email protected]
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