USEA “r” Cross-Country Course Design Seminar Is June 6-8 at the Texas Rose Horse Park
Have you ever wondered what the cross-country course designer is thinking about when designing a track? Learn the aspects of design, flow, footing, and more. Don’t miss out - register now!
The two-and-a-half day training program will be conducted at the beautiful Texas Rose Horse Park in Tyler, Texas on June 6-8, 2014. The panelist for this training program is Tremaine Cooper.
This seminar is a required training program for individuals interested in becoming “r” licensed eventing cross-country Course Designers, and for anyone who designs cross-country courses through Training level at recognized horse trials.
It is a USEF mandate that you attend at least one USEA “r” cross-country course design seminar every three years to be considered certified (not licensed), if you are designing cross-country courses at the Beginner Novice through Training levels at recognized competitions.
Additionally, this seminar is open to anyone who is interested in learning more about cross-country course design. The auditing fee is $50.00 per day.
For more information about becoming an Eventing Licensed Official, contact Nancy Knight, 703-669-9997; [email protected].
Click here for a registration form.
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