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USET To Host Two Dressage Developing Rider Training Sessions With Olympic Veteran Robert Dover

Gladstone, New Jersey-September 10, 2001-In continuing its commitment to developing promising riders and horses, the United States Equestrian Team (USET) is proud to host two USET Dressage Developing Rider Training Sessions with five-time USET Olympic rider, Robert Dover.

The west coast training session will be held October 6-7 at the Brookside Equestrian Center in Walnut, CA. The east coast session will take place October 10-11 at the USET Headquarters and Olympic Training Center in Gladstone, NJ.

The training sessions are open to Dressage Developing Riders and auditors are welcome to attend both sessions. The auditing fee is $30.00 per day. For more information on the training sessions, please contact Christy Baxter at (908) 234-1251.

The United States Equestrian Team is a non-profit organization that selects, trains, equips and finances equestrians of the highest possible standard to represent our country in major international competition, including the Olympic Games and the World Championships. To accomplish this the USET seeks out and nurtures the development of talented athletes - riders, drivers and horses - and provides the support and guidance they need to help them attain their fullest potential. For more information on the USET, please call (908) 234-1251, or visit USET ONLINE at www.uset.org

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