Virginia Horse Trials Organizers Brian and Penny Ross Pass the Torch to Andy Bowles
Virginia Horse Trials has recently been purchased by Andrew Bowles of New Zealand from Brian and Penny Ross. Brian and Penny are retiring but will continue to run a series of schooling shows in USEA Area 2. At the rider meeting at the Virginia Horse Center last night, Andy recognized the Ross's accomplishment with Virginia Horse Trials over the last quarter century and announced his intention to maintain the tradition and quality of the event. Andy has been an FEI 3/4 star Technical Delegate for over 20 years and will be moving from New Zealand to Virginia in the coming months.
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