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Brian Hafner riding Lombardo LHF (Peter Martin-Turner/ Spidge Photo for Shannon Brinkman Photo)
Bateson-Chandler (Wellington, Fla.) and Jane Clark’s 11-year-old Dutch Warmblood mare, Wellnetta, produced a score of 67.540% on Friday to finish in the 14th place.
Also competing for the U.S. on Friday was Wilcox (Loxahatchee, Fla.) and Betty Well’s 11-year-old Hanoverian gelding, Denzello, finishing in 17th on a score of 66.820%.
Rounding out the U.S. in Grand Prix competition was Dutta (Wellington, Fla. ) and Tim Dutta Inc.’s 14-year-old Oldenburg gelding, Currency DC, in 21st place. The pair was the first U.S. competitor down centerline on Thursday, scoring 65.620%. Additionally, Dutta competed Tim Dutta’s Lumberjack 12 in the Intermediaire I Test on Friday morning, finishing in equal 11th place on a score of 64.316%.
Great Britain’s Carl Hester collected the top two spots in the Grand Prix Test on Fine Time 13 and Dances with Wolves on scores of 73.640% and 70.240%, respectively.
At the halfway mark of Nations Cup competition Great Britain leads on 209.480, with Denmark second on a score of 207.660, and Sweden in third on 204.900.
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