Cross-Country Complex

Free and open to the public seven days a week during daylight hours, unless otherwise reserved for an event.

While not required, it is strongly encouraged that riders schooling cross-country wear helmets and protective vests. It is best not to school alone, but if you must, let a friend or family member know where you are and when you are expected to complete your session.

To reserve the Cross-Country Complex at Masterson Station Park for camp, clinic or competition, please call Georgia Ockerman at Parks & Recreation, 859-253-0328 or 859-559-6056, or email her at [email protected].

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Beginner Novice/Novice Area

The beginner novice/novice area of the Cross-Country Complex offers a wide variety of permanent and portable fences from 2’ 3” to 2’ 11”. The terrain consists of rolling hills and established Bluegrass turf. It is the site of USEA and USEF competitions.

Key features:

  • Lined water jump that meets USEF competition standards
  • Novice bank complex
  • Two ditches
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Lined water complex

Water complex

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Novice bank complex

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Cross-country fence

Ditch 1

Ditch 1

Ditch 2

Ditch 2

Ditch

Ditch

Training/Preliminary Area

The training/preliminary area of the Cross-Country Complex offers a wide variety of permanent and portable fences from 3’ 1” to 3’ 7”. The terrain consists of rolling hills and established Bluegrass turf. It is the site of USEA and USEF competitions.

Key features:

  • Water jump with two revetted banks
  • Multiple ditches
  • Two coffin jumps
  • Bank complex
  • Steps
Water jump

Water jump

Bank complex

Bank complex

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Steps

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Ditches

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Coffin

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Coffin

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Coffin and Ditches

Corner

Corner

 
 

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