If the answer is yes, then you have something in common with the volunteers who work the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event presented by Bayer. From Utah to Texas, Ohio to New Hampshire, volunteers love to work here. As chief steward, Kentuckian Karen Kallmeyer is responsible for finding volunteers for a myriad of duties like crowd control, crossover gates and mandatory flags. A Rolex Kentucky Three-Day volunteer since its inception, she's been recruiting fellow horselovers annually ever since. Colleges often supply volunteers.
Organizers look for people who are responsible and alert.
The Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event will host a record international field, including members of the 2000 Olympic Gold, Silver and Bronze Medal teams. Australian Gold Medalist Phillip Dutton will lead the slate of entries. Ian Stark, a 2000 Olympic team Silver Medalist for Great Britain, will challenge Dutton for the Rolex title, as will U.S. Olympic team Bronze Medalists David O'Connor, Nina Fout and Linden Wiesman. The Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event is growing in popularity due to the success of the United States 2000 Sydney Olympic team.