Peter Gray Clinic (AUDITING ONLY)

10/9/2022  −   10/10/2022

Open: 10/4/2022

Close: 10/8/2022

A Bit Better Farm

3400 Damascus Road

Brookeville, MD, 20833

CLOSED

Join us for lessons with Peter Gray at A Bit Better Farm in Brookeville, Maryland. We're thrilled to have Peter back teaching in Maryland before he's off to officiate at the Maryland 5-Star. Each day will start at 8am and feature dressage lessons in the morning and jumping lessons in the afternoon.

Auditors are welcome both days! And discounts for active pony clubbers are offered!

More about Peter ...
Peter Gray has competed in three Olympic games, two World Equestrian Games, is a Pan Am individual Bronze Medalist and has competed at most of the prestigious international events in Europe including Badminton, Burghley, Le Lion Dangers, Saumur, Boekolo, Luhmuhlen, Punchestown and Rolex in the USA.

In addition to his eventing, Peter has campaigned three different horses at the FEI level Dressage enabling him to compete at the Grand Prix.

Peter’s training is diverse, and he has a special interest in training and producing young horses following classical training principles in both dressage and show jumping. This has made him a popular clinician throughout North America in eventing, dressage, jumping and equitation.

Peter is also a keen educator and involved as an evaluator of high-performance coaches in Canada and an advisor to the United States Eventing Association’s Instructors Certification program. He was national Olympic coach for the Canadian Eventing team from 1996-2000 and has coached Pan Am teams from Venezuela 2011, Guatemala 2015 and currently is coaching the national team of Columbia.

Peter has organized several coaching symposiums and clinics with the world’s best and co-founded the competition management company “Equiventures” which ran multiple national and FEI events at the Florida Horse Park from 2009-2015.

His all-round experience as a high-performance rider, coach and trainer, has seated him on many international committees including the FEI international Eventing committee, a member of the board of governors for the USEA and chair for Eventing in Equestrian Canada (the USEF’s sister organization in Canada).

More recently, Peter has embarked on an additional career as an Eventing official and has quickly reached the level of “S” judge in the USA and Canada and was recently privileged with a promotion to the 4* Level as a FEI Eventing Judge.

Peter has been resident of Ontario, Canada, since completing his studies in Animal Science at the University of Guelph. He has since established his own training centers in Canada at “Stonehill Farm” and Wentworth Farm” in Ocala, Florida, offering year-round training for horses and riders.