3-2-1 – let’s go!
It’s very nearly cross-country day at the Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials, and once again, course designer Mike Etherington-Smith has built two beautiful, horse-friendly, technical courses that are just as useful at developing inexperienced talent as they are at testing the top guns.
And that’s exactly what they’ll need to do tomorrow: in the CCI4*-S, the stage is set for a (quite literal) Olympic battle, as the titans of the sport from a wide array of nations make their final bids for selection, while the five-star is, well, a five-star. Want a glimpse of what the feature CCI5* class will face from 8.45 a.m. (7.45 a.m. BST/2.45 a.m. EST) tomorrow morning? Take a walk through the woods with our full gallery:
Fence 1.
Fence 2.
Fence 3.
Fence 4.
Fence 5A, with B and C beyond.
Fences 5B and C.
Fences 6AB.
Fence 7AB.
Fence 7B.
Fence 8.
Fence 9.
Fence 10ABC.
Fence 11.
Fence 12.
Fence 13 and 14ABC, the two hedges in the water, beyond.
Fence 15ABC.
A closer look at fences 15BC.
Fence 16.
Fence 17A, with a view onto 17B and 18A on the island.
17B and 18A, with the skinny at 18B beyond.
Fence 19.
Fence 20.
Fence 21A, with B and C to the right.
Fences 21B and C.
Fence 22.
Fences 23 and 24.
Fence 25.
Fences 26A and B, on the left-hand side.
Fence 27.
Fence 28, with 29AB beyond.
Fences 29A and B.
Fence 30.
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