Ireland’s Judy Reynolds lies in 12th place overall out of 38 competitors, following the opening Dressage competition at the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games, which got underway yesterday (Wednesday) at in Tryon in North Carolina USA. Riding the Joe and Kathleen Reynolds-owned Vancouver K, Judy produced a score of 71.957% on a day when just five percentage points separated the top 12 combinations. The remaining 39 competitors will perform their Dressage tests today, after which the top 30 will qualify for Friday’s Grand Prix Special. Irish Reining athlete, Bernard O’Sullivan, who was making his World Equestrian Games debut, scored 203.5 to finish in 59th place overall. O’Sullivan, who is originally from Ballyknockan, Co Wicklow and now based in Australia, was riding This Guns For Nic, owned by Skye Mitz from Byran, Texas. The Endurance competition at the World Equestrian Games had to be cancelled before the finish, due to a […]
