Throwback Thursday Presented by the Endowment Trust: A Borrowed Horse
Can you imagine arriving at a three-day event having never ridden the horse on which you were about to compete?
In 1981, USCTA President Neil R. Ayer interviewed John Watson regarding the Invitational division at the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event, in which international riders came and competed on borrowed American horses.
Check out the article here, and watch for the 2014 Rolex Issue of Eventing USA to arrive on doorsteps this week.
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