Avery Klunick and In It To Win It gallop past a crowd of spectators at the Nutrena USEA American Eventing Championships. Photo by Leslie Wylie.
RNS Video is out in force this week at the Nutrena USEA American Eventing Championships, capturing all the action. Not only do they do a great job, you can count on them to be up burning the midnight oil, editing and uploading video so that we can experience it just hours after it happens. It’s the second best thing to being here in person!
Their latest video is a montage of Friday’s Training through Advanced level cross-country leaders, which are…
Adequan USEA Gold Cup Final: Jacob Fletcher and Atlantic Domino, owned by Company Fletcher Farms. They head into show jumping on a 3.4 point lead over Buck Davidson and Wundermaske.
Merial Intermediate: Heather Morris and Charlie Tango, owned by The Team Express Group LLC. They head into showjumping on a 2.9 point lead over Jessica Schultz and Lock N’ Load.
Jr/YR Preliminary: Arden Stephens and her own No More Rocks. They head into show jumping on a 2.7 point lead over Clara Cargile and White Indian.
Preliminary Amateur: Tristen Hooks and her own Learning To Fly. They head into show jumping on a 3.4 point lead over Alexandra Wikstrom and Change Order.
Preliminary Horse: Tamra Smith and Fleeceworks Royal, owned by Judith McSwain. They head into show jumping on a 3.4 point lead over Emma Kate Fisher and Cooley Performer.
Professional’s Choice Junior Training: Georgia Dillard and Normandy’s Cole’s Clover, owned by Tabietha Dillard. They head into show jumping on a 3.2 point lead over Arden Stephens and Ultra T.
Professional’s Choice Training Amateur: Ashley Hays and her own Call It Courage. They head into show jumping on an 8.6 point lead over Melissa Fox and Diamond Legacy.
Professional’s Choice Training Horse: Heather Morris and Get Rowdy, owned by Team Express Group LLC. They head into show jumping on a 2.7 point lead over Buck Davidson and Mr. Poppers.
Our friends at the USEA (who have pulled out all the stops this week to make the 2015 AECs an event to remember!) posted a recap of all the divisions here, including interviews with all of the leaders — you can check it out here.
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Saturday Schedule
All times in CT
CROSS COUNTRY
9:00 – 12:05 Novice
12:35 – 4:00 Beginner Novice
SHOW JUMPING
9:00 – 9:25 Training Horse
9:40 – 10:30 Jr. Training
10:45 – 11:35 Training Amateur and ATC
12:30 – 1:15 Preliminary Horse
1:25 – 2:00 Jr./Y.R. Preliminary
2:15 – 2:35 Preliminary Amateur and ATC
3:15 – 3:45 Intermediate
4:30 – 5:00 Advanced
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