Box Wood Hedge Rides High at 3 Day Ranch

Margie Molloy has created an event which helps young riders of many specialties. Her event at 3 Day Ranch is designed to give international scholarships to those who aspire to ride in international equestrian events. End Quote

(1888PressRelease) March 17, 2011 - 3 Day Ranch Adopts New Hedge Technology For Horse Jumps By Robert Smith

Preparations for the upcoming Horse Trials held at 3 Day Ranch in Aguanga, Ca. are nearly completed. The event is scheduled for March 19-20, 2011. Margie Molloy, property owner and event manager, has prepared the course with more artificial flowers and brush than she has ever used. Her non-profit, Southern California Equestrian Sports, dedicates time and monetary resources to riders looking to compete in international eventing. These events are very competitive and the grants allow some riders who may have never had a chance at riding in one of these major events, an opportunity to do so. Margie has put together an excellent team to help with the show. Bert Wood is course the course builder who introduced Margie to Geranium Street Equestrian.

Bert has been experimenting with the new artificial art form for years now. Only one company has created a product specifically made for the equestrian industry for jump brush. That company, Geranium Street has provided the flowers and greenery for the water jump and supplied the artificial hedge for the cross-country jumps."It just saves us a ton of time when building a course. That time used can translate to savings for the course owner" Said Bert Wood.Artificial boxwood hedge is becoming more popular as the cost of everything is going up. The additional privacy given by a green fence is also a consideration. Given these factors and what is going on the mountain above Temecula, CA this weekend. This fake hedge may be around for a while.

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