Parker, CO-- The Colorado Horse Park (CHP) is pleased to announce their two new weeks of A-Rated spring Horse Shows. Spring Warm Up I from April 25 through April 28, 2013 and Spring Warm Up II May 2 through May 5, 2013 promise to deliver a fun and competitive experience.

 

Spring in the Rocky Mountains is glorious and with all the Colorado Horse Park upgrades these shows are not to be missed. Enjoy new top-of-the-line GGT Footing in the Kathy and Brad Coors Family Grand Prix Arena and its schooling arena, the Olson Family Hunter Ring and Hunter Ring 2 and the associated schooling rings as well as the two CHP indoor arenas. In addition, enjoy seven rings of new jumps, new lunging pads, a 16,000 square foot party pavilion, an improved sound system and new turn-out paddocks.

 

This year the High Point Trainer for all six CHP A-Rated shows will win a trip to the Patagonia region in Argentina. The CHP shows included in the High Point Trainer Award include Spring Warm Up I and II, Fall Classic I and II and Fall Finals I and II. In each class, only the highest scoring horse will earn points

for its trainer. Please see show management or the show office for all of the details.

 

Click here for the online version of the Spring through Fall "A" show prize list on the CHP website.

 

For a hard copy of the prize list, please e-mail prizelist@cohorsepark.com with your name, address and phone number and specify which prize list you would like (spring/fall or summer).

 

About the Colorado Horse Park

Celebrating its 20th Anniversary, the Colorado Horse Park was founded by visionary Helen Krieble who acknowledged the need for a high-volume horse show and horse boarding facility to serve Colorado. The Colorado Horse Park welcomes more than 75,000 visitors per year and hosts over 40 competitions annually. Activity at CHP generates over $15 million for the local economy. CHP features a derby arena designed by Olympic-designer Linda Allen and a cross-country course designed by Olympic Gold Medalist, David O'Connor. There are 300 permanent stalls with capacity for more than 1,000 temporary stalls.

 

The picturesque property, located only minutes from the town of Parker, hosts international equestrian events in multiple disciplines. Visitors enjoy the beautiful Colorado Rocky Mountain surroundings and access to miles of trails and open space. The Colorado Horse Park is committed to supporting equestrian education and amateur athletics, preserving open space, fundraising for local charities and supporting the community.

 

Visit CHP at: http://coloradohorsepark.com/