William enlightening the masses at a past clinic in the States. Photo by Kate Samuels.
Last week we gave away two auditing passes for William Fox-Pitt’s clinic at Great Meadow, and this week we’re excited to announce that William is also coming to Split Rock Farm in Lexington, Kentucky, to teach a two-day clinic on Nov. 7 and 8!
EN is one again giving away two auditing passes thanks to Team EnGaged Clinics, plus the winner of the auditing passes will also receive an awesome vest sporting logos for Jeep and MUSTO, both of which are sponsoring the clinic.
Auditors at the Kentucky clinic will watch horses and riders in the following groups: 4-year-old horse, 5- and 6-year-old horse, Novice, Training, Preliminary, Intermediate/Preliminary, and Advanced/Intermediate.
On the first day, each rider will receive a 30-minute private lesson on the flat with William. On the second day, each group will receive show jumping and cross country instruction in the ring. The event is closed to the public except for auditors.
Enter to win the two auditing passes using the Rafflecopter widget below. Entries will close on Friday EST at midnight, and we’ll announce the winner in Friday News & Notes. If you want to get your auditing passes now, click here to sign up on Blue Horse Entries. If you’re interested in riding in the Kentucky clinic, you can apply here; applications are due Oct. 19.
Remember that William is also teaching on Nov. 10 and 11 at Great Meadow in The Plains, Virginia. You can buy auditing passes for the Great Meadow clinic here and apply to ride here. Applications to ride in the Great Meadow clinic are due Oct. 9.
Follow the Team EnGaged Clinics Facebook page for updates on the clinic, and you can also join the Facebook event for the clinic here. Good luck! Go Eventing.
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