The ACPS anticipates being invited back to the Land Rover 3 Day Event on April 23-26, 2020. In preparation for this, we would like to start getting together the group to attend. If you are interested in attending please submit a description of the experiences that would make you and your pony a good ambassador for our breed.
July 26-27, 2020
Virginia
In conjunction with the Region 3 Show. Details to be announced.
Oct 11-12, 2020
Georgia, Big Bear Farm
In conjunction with the Region 4 Show. Details to be announced.
Hilton: Lexington/Downtown
369 West Vine Street, Lexington, Kentucky, 40507
859-231-9000
Keep your eye on the ACPS Region 5 page for updates as they become available.
Kynynmont Gunsmoke's Gideon ridden by JJ Tate competing at Grand Prix at Dressage at Devon September of 2019
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Geneseo, NY
Article from USeventing.com
June 9, 2019
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By Glenye Cain Oakford
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by Sally Oxnard
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