CCI Bromont Three Day Event

Bromont, PQ – The Bromont Three Day Event Organizing Committee proudly announces the Greenbrier Farm Team Cup Competition. Prize ....

May 6, 2009

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you're listening to an article from horse sport.com. cci bromont three day event. bromont, pq – the bromont three day event organizing committee proudly announces the greenbrier farm team cup competition. prize money of $10,000 cdn, generously donated by greenbrier farm, will be awarded to the members of the 1st and 2nd placed teams competing in the cci divisions of the 2009 edition of the bromont three day event the todd sandler challenge held june 11th to 14th, 2009 in bromont quebec. celebrating its twenty-third year of eventing competition, the greenbrier farm team cup adds a new feature to cci bromont and is made possible thanks to the innovation and support of nicole and alan shinton of greenbrier farm. the greenbrier farm team cup will be an opportunity for cci riders to come together in friendly team competition. the overall winner of the cci 3* division will be awarded the todd sandler challenge perpetual trophy. the overall winner of the cci 2* division will be awarded the eamon perpetual trophy. advertisement scroll to continue with content internationally renowned course designer derek di grazia, (usa) will again put his signature on the cci 3*, cci 2* cci/cci jy 1* and cic 1* courses expertly constructed by canadian jay hambly and his team. local competitors will also have the opportunity to test their skills on the newly re-designed training division course. the cci bromont three day event is proud to host the todd sandler challenge in memory of an aspiring young event rider, todd sandler, 18, of dollard des ormeaux, québec who died tragically in a car accident on april 26, 1999 while returning home from the rolex kentucky three day event. there he had been doing what he loved best – grooming and lending a hand to his fellow canadians and, of course surrounding himself with horses. todd was a member of the 1999 canadian eventing team talent squad, and was working towards his goal of being named to the national team. todd was one of canada’s best eventing prospects for the future. the entire equestrian community and his friends at bromont sadly miss him. for bromont three day event information – visit our web site

Bromont, PQ – The Bromont Three Day Event Organizing Committee proudly announces the Greenbrier Farm Team Cup Competition. Prize money of $10,000 Cdn, generously donated by Greenbrier Farm, will be awarded to the members of the 1st and 2nd placed teams competing in the CCI divisions of the 2009 edition of the Bromont Three Day Event The Todd Sandler Challenge held June 11th to 14th, 2009 in Bromont Quebec.

Celebrating its twenty-third year of eventing competition, the Greenbrier Farm Team Cup adds a new feature to CCI Bromont and is made possible thanks to the innovation and support of Nicole and Alan Shinton of Greenbrier Farm. The Greenbrier Farm Team Cup will be an opportunity for CCI riders to come together in friendly team competition.

The overall winner of the CCI 3* division will be awarded the Todd Sandler Challenge Perpetual Trophy. The overall winner of the CCI 2* division will be awarded the Eamon Perpetual Trophy

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Internationally renowned course designer Derek di Grazia, (USA) will again put his signature on the CCI 3*, CCI 2* CCI/CCI JY 1* and CIC 1* courses expertly constructed by Canadian Jay Hambly and his team. Local competitors will also have the opportunity to test their skills on the newly re-designed Training division course.

The CCI Bromont Three Day Event is proud to host The Todd Sandler Challenge in memory of an aspiring young event rider, Todd Sandler, 18, of Dollard des Ormeaux, Québec who died tragically in a car accident on April 26, 1999 while returning home from the Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event. There he had been doing what he loved best – grooming and lending a hand to his fellow Canadians and, of course surrounding himself with horses. Todd was a member of the 1999 Canadian Eventing Team Talent Squad, and was working towards his goal of being named to the National Team.