2012 PRO TOUR SERIES VENUES

"The PRO Tour Series is a great advancement that allows event riders to 
introduce our exciting sport to a whole new audience." - Buck Davidson

Southern Pines II at the Carolina Horse Park is an equestrian “field of dreams”. An outstanding venue for a diverse range of equine competitions including driving, hunter/jumper shows, eventing, dressage and steeplechase racing. It is a unique facility nestled in 250 acres of the sandhills of Raeford, North Carolina with wonderful footing for horses, safe and beautifully designed cross country, steeplechase and driving courses, and beautiful rings for the show jumpers, dressage horses and spectators.  http://www.carolinahorsepark.com

The Fork Farm in Norwood, North Carolina is owned by Jim and Bernadette Cogdell. The Fork’s title originated from its location at the confluence of the Pee Dee and Rocky Rivers. The farm is currently committed to both land and wildlife conservation, while still operating as a working farm.  The Fork Farm features outstanding championship level facilities within the environment of an unparalleled private farm.  http://www.forkstables.com

Bromont CCI*** is hosted at the former Equestrian competition site for the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. The Bromont Three-Day Event takes place in the charming village of Bromont, Quebec which is in easy driving distance of Montreal. This historic site is located near many lakes and Bromont offers great dining and golf options nearby. The Bromont Three-Day Event is the only three-star level competition in Canada and riders appreciate the beauty of Derek DiGrazia’s challenging mountainside cross-country course. http://www.bromont3dayevent.com/english_home.htm 

The Event at Rebecca Farm has become one of the largest competitions of its kind in the United States and an important step to competing in the 2012 London Olympics. The world's best horses and riders will again compete in The Event at Rebecca Farm with free admission for spectators. The inaugural competition in 2002 at Rebecca Farm was a huge success with over 150 competitors. In 2004, The Event became a USEF and USEA recognized Gold Cup Series and a Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) World Cup Eventing competition. During the first year as a World Cup Qualifier, The Event drew 380 competitors, a 200-rider increase from 2003. By 2009, The Event had well over 500 entries with 421 of those riders competing all four days.

The Millbrook Horse Trials has been a large part of the local community in upstate New York since 1985. The Millbrook Horse Trials benefits the Duchess Land Conservancy, which is a nationally recognized not-for-profit land conservation organization whose mission is to preserve rural land for open space.  The Millbrook Horse Trials is run on privately held open land that showcases breathtaking views of Millbrook’s rolling countryside.  The Millbrook Horse Trials has been a large part of the local community in upstate New York since 1985. The Millbrook Horse Trials benefits the Duchess Land Conservancy, which is a nationally recognized not-for-profit land conservation organization whose mission is to preserve rural land for open space.  The Millbrook Horse Trials is run on privately held open land that showcases breathtaking views of Millbrook’s rolling countryside.  http://www.millbrookhorsetrials.com