Momentum
We are a year out from the World Equestrian Games in Kentucky and I guarantee they will be extraordinary!
The organizers and volunteers as well as Kentucky’s awesome facilities ensure not only optimum performances from the athletes, both human and equine, but also a wonderful experience for spectators from around the world to enjoy.
And it’s about now that teams feel that surge momentum as well. They are strategising to do everything possible to bring their strongest riders to a perfect peak at the WEG’s - not an easy thing to do, especially if there are greener riders and horses among their group.
Where, when, and how much to show to gain the experience, exposure, confidence, and yes, political clout they absolutely require to assure a top place finish in Kentucky is as much an art as is doing the training of the horse itself.
George Morris has proven time and again to be a master of that art, as have the leaders of many German and Dutch teams in the past and at present.
So now is the time to build momentum- toward a great World Equestrian Games where the very best in the world will hopefully show this year’s preparation has brought them to the pinnicle of their careers!
Let’s break more world records! Good Luck to all!
Cheers!
RD
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