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Upper Marlboro, MD – As the Capital Challenge Horse Show (CCHS) prepares to host the 22nd edition of the competition from September 26-October 4, an array of families and sponsors continue to help make CCHS one of the premier equestrian destinations in the country. A long and growing list of dedicated sponsors bring the show to life, offering riders of all ages and experience levels an unparalleled experience in The Show Place Arena at Prince George’s Equestrian Center in Upper Marlboro, MD.
CCHS looks forward to hosting another year of elite competition in 2015 thanks to the devoted sponsors who continue to assist the show management in creating an atmosphere and competition unlike any other. One major factor in the success of CCHS each year is the loyalty of sponsors spanning the entire United States. Families and trainers travel from every corner of the U.S., some making their way clear across the country, to compete and support the show. Peter Pletcher and PJP Farm of Magnolia, TX, have sponsored CCHS every year since its inception in 1993. Pletcher’s support has been an influential component in the growth of the competition through the years. For Pletcher, CCHS serves as a top destination to showcase the best hunters in the world and he brings his string of talented mounts to Prince George’s Equestrian Center each show season.  Kelley Farmer aboard Mindful after capturing the 2014 USHJA Professional World Champion Hunter Rider Challenge at CCHS. Photo by Jennifer Wood Media, Inc. Upper Marlboro, MD – The Capital Challenge Horse Show (CCHS) is proud to announce the addition of several new classes alongside the staple championship divisions for the 2015 edition of competition, which is set to begin September 26 and continue through October 4. Hosted annually at Prince George’s Equestrian Center in Upper Marlboro, MD, CCHS has begun preparations for its 22nd year as one of the country’s most elite equestrian competitions. Alongside the addition of exciting new opportunities for competitors, several facility upgrades will make the 2015 Capital Challenge Horse Show one of the best to date.
CCHS will offer the newly added $2,500 World Championship Hunter Rider (WCHR) 3’3” Junior Challenge, presented by Canterbury Farm and The Durpetti Family, giving the 3’3” junior hunter riders an opportunity to compete in a year-end challenge. The new class will serve as a pleasant addition to the elite competition showcased during WCHR challenge and championship classes throughout the week. The $5,000 Professional World Championship Hunter Rider Finals presented by title sponsor, Well Placed Smile, is the pinnacle of WCHR hunter competition. Spectators at the Show Place Arena, and thousands watching on the show’s free livestream video, can witness the top six hunter riders in the country go head-to-head on Friday, October 2, during the evening session of competition. Also included in the highly anticipated WCHR week will be several Challenge divisions for Professionals, Developing Professionals, Amateurs, and Juniors, as well as the WCHR Children’s Hunter Challenge and the WCHR Pony Challenge. |
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