Buck Davidson Clinic
May 5-6, 2012
Entry
and
Release
RIDE TIMES
Buck Davidson successfully represents the United States in International eventing competitions including:
- Pam American Games GOLD in 2011!!
- Rolex Kentucky
- Bromont
- Jersey Fresh
Some of his career highlights include:
- Ranked in the top 5 US riders and top 10 International riders for several recent years
- Highest placed US rider at 2009 Rolex ****
- Named USEA Young Rider of the Year twice
- Short listed for US Olympic team multiple times
- Coaches several International level riders
See more at Buck's site:
http://www.buckdavidsoneventing.com
Clinic Information:
Dates:
May 5-6, 2012
Entries Open: January 19, 2012
Refund deadline date: April 4,2012
Levels available: All Levels
Prerequisites for each level:
To ride at a level, horse and rider must have sufficient experience at that level to be comfortable and ready to move up one level. If you don’t qualify by that criteria but still want to ride at a certain level, please contact the organizer (and/or note details on your entry form) so we can form compatible groups.
Group size: 4- 6 Riders
Ride times: 2 hours per day for 2 days
(If you are in a very small group, time may be slightly less. Exact times and groups to be posted at www.tulipsprings.com a few days before the clinic, and riders will be emailed)
Cost:
Including Stabling
$325 total
Auditors $15/day
Format:
Saturday is gymnastic stadium jumping on turf. Sunday will be cross country on good footing. (In case you haven’t been to Tulipsprings yet, we almost always have dry, useful footing because we don’t get much rain and the soil absorbs quickly). Cross country obstacles include full courses through Prelim, plus several Intermediate efforts. Everything will be available to school (water, ditches, banks, coffins, corners, and the Atomic Pit!)
Entries available:
Buck Entry 2012
and
Tulipsprings Release
Contact:
Carol Curry
(509)521-1100
Tulipsprings@aol.com
Buck is an excellent teacher, combining confidence building exercises with "go for it" enthusiasm. Horses and riders come away with a sense of achievement coupled with greater technical understanding. And it's a thrill!!!
