World Class Showjumping Performance Manager Di Lampard commented on the afternoon’s competition:
“I thought the course was really good. Right from the first jump to the last oxer it was an even track and it was full up and it was a true test of riding the lines.”
“The winner was certainly a good winner and she was considerably faster as she took a risk into one of the fences and the others tried to look for points as well but ultimately I was impressed by the style of jumping on show.”
The next qualifier takes place on Friday 4 November at Addington Manor Equestrian Centre, Buckinghamshire.
The Championship is supported by Dodson & Horrell who is Europe’s leading equine feed manufacturer and a highly respected worldwide authority on animal nutrition and feeding. Dodson & Horrell’s involvement of the Under 23 British Championship demonstrates its history of support in equestrian sports across all levels, from sponsorship of the British Dressage Novice Championships, the British Showjumping Amateur & Veteran Championships and The Festival of British Eventing Novice Championship to title sponsorship of the iconic Dodson & Horrell Chatsworth International Horse Trials. In addition, as official supplier of nutrition to Equestrian Team GBR, Dodson & Horrell played a pivotal advisory role in the lead up to the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The World Class Programme aims to provide Britain’s elite riders with the best preparation to represent Equestrian Team GBR on the international stage and is funded by National Lottery and Exchequer funds via UK Sport.
