USEA Convention Keynote Speaker Teaching in Texas
Join the Clayton Fredericks Eventing Clinic
Denton Creek Farms | Decatur, TX
February 3-5, 2012
The 2011 USEA Annual Meeting and Convention Keynote Speaker, Clayton Fredericks, will be returning for the third time to Denton Creek Farm in Decatur, Texas to teach a three day eventing clinic February 3-5, 2011.
Riders of all levels of competition are welcome, from the beginning eventer to the established professional. Training sessions will include grid work, flatwork, and cross-country.
Clayton won the 2007 Rolex Kentucky 4* Three-Day Event riding Ben Along Time two years before his wife, Lucinda, won on the mare Headley Britannica. This year, Clayton and Be My Guest were fifth at Rolex and one of 17 combinations to jump clean across country.
Limited space is available. Visit www.dentoncreekfarms.com to register and get more information and watch for announcements and details still to come.
Get a double dose of Team Fredericks. Watch Clayton’s keynote at the Convention, and then ride with him at Denton Creek Farms in February.
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