Roger Haller
When organizers of the 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympics needed to construct a cross
country course for the Three Day Event, they turned to international course designer
Roger Haller.
Chelford Farm feels very fortunate as it has been able to engage this highly sought
after equestrian to design a course especially suited for beginner riders.
Mr. Haller designed the 1978, World Championship course in Lexington, Kentucky and
has advised or officiated at courses in 46 states including 26 national championships.
He is licenced by the world equestrian body- FEI, the Federation Equestre International
and the American Horse Show Association.
Over the years he has officiated at three day events in Australia, Canada, New Zealand,
England, Italy, Korea, and Mexico, including two Olympic games, the Pan American
games, five Continental Championships and all four of the four star CCI's in the world.
Before his design and officiating career, Mr. Haller was one of America's top eventers.
country course for the Three Day Event, they turned to international course designer
Roger Haller.
Chelford Farm feels very fortunate as it has been able to engage this highly sought
after equestrian to design a course especially suited for beginner riders.
Mr. Haller designed the 1978, World Championship course in Lexington, Kentucky and
has advised or officiated at courses in 46 states including 26 national championships.
He is licenced by the world equestrian body- FEI, the Federation Equestre International
and the American Horse Show Association.
Over the years he has officiated at three day events in Australia, Canada, New Zealand,
England, Italy, Korea, and Mexico, including two Olympic games, the Pan American
games, five Continental Championships and all four of the four star CCI's in the world.
Before his design and officiating career, Mr. Haller was one of America's top eventers.
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