Jennifer Wooten-Dafoe and The Good Witch
Will Coleman and Twizzel
Michael Pollard and Wonderful Will
Allison Springer and Arthur
(1) Each of these pairs has submitted a WEG application to the USEF. The Good Witch, Wonderfull Will, and Arthur are all looking for redemption after tough weekends at Rolex. Will and Twizzel were on the A-list this Spring and are likely to be top team contenders if they rebound from Will’s collar bone injury with a good performance in Germany.
(2) Amy Tryon and Coal Creek, and Kate Hicks and Belmont were approved by the USEF to travel to Luhmuhlen, but are not on the Luhmuhlen entry list. If Coal Creek doesn’t compete at Luhmuhlen, it essentially means that Amy only has Leyland targeting the WEGs.
(4) Great Britain has by far the most Luhmuhlen entrants with 17. New Zealand has an impressive 7, and Ireland and Germany both have 5.
(5) Oliver Townend is set to compete on either Ashdale Cruise Master or Carousel Quest.
(6) In a recent interview, Luhmuhlen course designer Mark Phillips said:
“The course runs a very similar route to last year but I’ve tried to create more flow for the horses and riders. Also the fences are more inviting and user friendly than last year.”
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As part of reader appreciation month, Visionaire asked our readers to break news in the comments of our posts. Today, Tate did just that in our Monday N&N post by letting us know that Luhmuhlen had posted its entry list. Thanks Tate!
