Bermuda Currently Lead Caribbean Dressage Challenge
Halloran Smith & Finnomenal AV
IslandStats.com
Bermuda has performed well in this year's Caribbean Dressage Challenge event, and with a promising score in the adult competition, awaits results from the two remaining countries, Trinidad & Tobago and Barbados, who will hold their competitions in June.
To date Jamaica, Cayman Islands and Bermuda have each held their leg of this Caribbean Dressage Challenge.
With a limited number of riders and horses taking part, Bermuda put on a first rate performance with a high standard of riding and skill and two competitors competing at international FEI level. Judge Jeanne McDonald also remarked on the competition's "happy and healthy horses".
Bermuda lead the Adult Division with a total of 213.406%, while Cayman are in second with 205.997% and Jamaica are third with 183.227%.
In the Children Division Bermuda are in third place with 192.417%, Cayman are the current leaders with 210.463% and Jamaica are in second with 204.029%.
Angela Halloran-Smith riding Finnomenal AV recorded the highest score for Bermuda competing in the Adult Second Level Test 3 Class, Halloran-Smith had a score of 73.537%. Dawn Fox and Lancelot had a score of 67.895% competing in the Adult Intermediare 1 Class and Suzette Sailsman riding Wiriana contributed to the Bermuda Adult score competing in the Adult Prix St. George Class scoring 64.474%.
In the Children’s Team event Robin Stempel riding Happy Feet had a score of 67.794% competing in the Children’s First Level Test 3 Class, Candyce Martins and Crème de la Crème had a score of 63.182% competing in the Children’s Training Level Test 3 Class and Casey Truran riding De Le Vega registered a score of 60.941%.
