This Week in International Disciplines
by From the USEF Communications Department | Oct 28, 2010, 2:15 PM
The USEF National CCI1* Championships concluded on Sunday with some of the United States' best up-and-coming combinations vying to be crowned champions in one of four divisions. The competition was held in combination with the Hagyard Midsouth Three-Day Event and Team Challenge at the Kentucky Horse Park.
Kristen Rozycki claimed the National CC1* Championship with her own Full Circle finishing on a score of 47.2. Rozycki and the Thoroughbred mare jumped clear over the challenging Derek Di Grazia designed cross-country course and were again flawless in the final phase. In the National CCI1* Junior Championship, Kelsey Hoiness, who was contesting her first CCI1*, jumped a stylish round on Sunday with T.M. Ballingary to also finish on her dressage score on their way to being crowned champions. Devon Gaines was the winner of the National CCI1* Amateur Championship riding her own eight year-old mare Ginger Spice in the pairs first attempt at this level. The National CCI1* 19-21 year-old Championship was won by Kristina Southern riding Skyeler Icke's Matus. Southern, who has only been eventing for three years, was also making her first start at a CCI1*.
For complete results please visit http://www.kyevents.net/scores.
Jumping
The $75,000 FEI World Cup Qualifier Grand Prix de Penn National topped off 10 days of competition at the 65th Annual Pennsylvania National Horse Show. Seven of the 25 starters made it over the Steve Stephens designed course clean to advance to the jump-off. Beezie Madden and Coral Reef Via Volo were fourth to go in the order and with just one rail down secured second place. Rodrigo Pessoa (BRA) riding HH Ashley defended his 2009 title with the win. Also making it to the jump-off for the U.S. were Kent Farrington who finished fourth, Mario Deslauriers who finished fifth and Brianne Goutal who finished sixth. Earlier in the week Madden finished second in the $30,000 PA Big Jump class, just ahead of Candice King in third and Todd Minikus in fourth. Madden was named the Leading Lady Rider for Open Jumpers and she and Coral Reef Via Volo won the Open Jumper Championship.
For complete results please visit http://ryegate.com/SHOWS/PNHS/results.htm.
At the Caen CSI4* in France, Lauren Hough and Prezioso S took on a field of 36 in the Grand Prix GDE de la Ville de Caen. Ten combinations made it to the jump-off and it was a battle of speed as half of those went clear again. Hough guided Prezioso over the course in a time of 38.38 to finish just behind winner Florian Angot (FRA) who stopped timers in 37.90.
For complete results please visit http://www.jump-results.com/OPEN/caen10/6.pdf.
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