Course Builders/Designers Information
The Course Designer is responsible for the layout measurement, preparation, and marking of the route for the Cross-Country Test of Horse Trials and Events. The Course Designer is responsible for the design and construction of all obstacles used in the course, but will often be assisted by a course builder to construct the fences.
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November 3, 2012
Did you know that almost every horse Barbara Crabo rides is a homebred? Get the details about her veteran campaigners and up-and-comers.
November 2, 2012
Did you know that Jennifer Wooten runs an after-school program for kids at her Trinity Eventing? We also discovered an exciting tidbit about her personal life, and how that might affect her Olympic aspirations.
September 20, 2012
Lexington, KY - The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) is proud to announce the debut of the Frangible Technology Grant Program. The Program will allow organizers of USEF licensed eventing competitions to apply for assistance in the implementation of frangible devices.June 4, 2012
The following extraordinary rule change proposal regarding safety flags was approved by the USEF Eventing Technical Committee and will be presented on June 18th to the USEF Executive Committee for adoption into the Rules for Eventing. If passed the rule would go into effect August 1.January 3, 2012
USEA “r” Cross-Country Course Design Seminar – February 17-19, 2012 – Rocking Horse Winter II Horse Trials – Altoona, FloridaHave you ever wondered what the cross-country course designer is thinking about when designing a track? Attend this seminar and you’ll learn the aspects of design, flow, footing, etc. Don’t miss out - register now!