PHOTO GALLERY: WEG Cross-Country Course Highlights
This is it, folks…the big one. As Jim Wofford says in his latest blog entry about the WEG, "I am certain this is the biggest and most technical course that Mike Etherington-Smith has ever designed.” The general view from the riders is that this course is big and beefy…and this WEG is certainly not going to be a dressage test. As Wofford says, "You can’t Forrest-Gump your way around this one–it is just too big and too hard.” Check it out for yourself….
We tried to get them all (in order), but we missed a few…sorry.
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