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fall. The team with the fastest time and the lowest number of penalty points wins.
Olympian and U.S. Equestrian Federation president David O’Connor, who won the eventing gold at Sydney, will be the course designer.
There’s a twist to the competition: Each team must include one polo player. Competing over course of lower height, it will still be a tall order for riders who are used to playing polo rather than jumping.
“I’m out to defend the 2006 cup!” said Dominic State, the polo player on last year’s winning Team Stonehall. Riding for Stonehall this year are Clark Montgomery, Donna Smith Lauren Keiffer. “It’s not an easy sport,” State added. “We’re taking this pretty seriously.”
Polo players include State, 8-goal player John Gobin, 5-goaler Charlie Muldoon, 5-goalers Gonzalo Fuchi and 4-goaler Jonas Larguia.
Tailgate spots are $200-350. General admission is $15; VIP tickets are $60. Information is online at www.derby 6ross.com.
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