The USEF Eventing Owners Task Force And PRO to Hold An Open Owners' Forum At Rolex Kentucky
The USEF Eventing Owners’ High Performance Task Force and The Professional Riders Organization will hold an Open Owner’s Forum on Thursday, April 22nd, 2010 at 5:30PM. All interested parties are invited to attend and learn about ownership options in the sport. The Farmhouse, located at The Kentucky Horse Park on Nina Bonnie Boulevard and Cigar Lane, will once again host the forum.
Featured speakers include: Phillip Dutton, Samantha Lendl, Mark Hart and David O’Connor. Topics will cover various owner related issues, including: expansion of ownership and syndication opportunities; enhancement of owner hospitality amenities; tax-‐deduction advantages; opportunities to discuss questions or concerns with riders, other owners and team officials, and an update on the WEG and US Team.
Please visit our syndication page at: http://www.clubequestrian.com/eventingsyndication/ connecting owners, riders, and enthusiasts.
The reception is open to all interested parties. Please RSVP to: Allison Kopf at (908) 326-‐1150 or [email protected]
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