The Snowflake Schooling Series Continues February 18-19 "As we embark on a new and exciting season for the CHP, we are proud to expand our event offerings to welcome this new and expanded schooling series," said Meg Krueger, COO of The Colorado Horse Park. "The Park proudly supports disciplines and equestrians of all ages and experience levels. We aim to encourage growth of our Colorado equestrian industry both locally through offering this series that centers around fun, horsemanship, sportsmanship and competition, and nationally through our initiatives for education."   The series, which will run in partnership with the Colorado Hunter Jumper Association (CHJA), will offer more $6,000 in prize money across the four events and is set to host an array of divisions for competitors in the Colorado region looking to gain competition experience during the winter and spring seasons. In an effort to expand opportunities for riders based in the state from January to May, and utilize the amenities at the facility, CHP will offer competition on the following weekends as part of the 2017 CHP Snowflake Schooling Series: January 21-22, February 18-19, April 15-16, and May 6-7.  View current standing here. Marches On The first CHJA Group II show of the season kicks off at the Colorado Horse Park on March 18 and 19.   RENEW TODAY!

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In an effort to expand opportunities for riders based in the state from January to May, and utilize the amenities at the facility, CHP will offer competition on the following weekends as part of the 2017 CHP Snowflake Schooling Series: January 21-22, February 18-19, April 15-16, and May 6-7. 

In an effort to expand opportunities for riders based in the state from January to May, and utilize the amenities at the facility, CHP will offer competition on the following weekends as part of the 2017 CHP Snowflake Schooling Series: January 21-22, February 18-19, April 15-16, and May 6-7. 

The series, which will run in partnership with the Colorado Hunter Jumper Association (CHJA), will offer more $6,000 in prize money across the four events and is set to host an array of divisions for competitors in the Colorado region looking to gain competition experience during the winter and spring seasons.