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Irish pair qualify in top three while OConnor is not giving up hope The aspiration that Irish show jumping could contribute to Team Irelands medal haul at the Olympic Games in Paris remains intact with two of the worlds top-ranked athletes, Shane Sweetnam and Daniel Coyle, safely through to tomorrows individual final. Sweetnam and Coyle are ranked 12thand 11thin the world respectively and they cruised through to the final with sumptuous rounds. Sweetnam partnered the Irish-bred James Kann Cruz (ISH) clear in an electric time of 73.35 seconds to go through in second, just behind home favourite Julien Epaillard and Dubai de Cedre. Coyle and the brilliant mare Legacy delivered a third clear round of the week, having contributed a double clear as the Underwriting Exchange Ireland Show Jumping squad finished seventh in the team final on Friday. They were only three-tenths of a second slower than their fellow Irish []

A big weekend for Eventing! Not only did we see eight recognized Horse Trials running this weekend, and a cross country course designed by Derek DiGrazia at Caber Farm, we also saw Bayou Gulch HT bringing Eventing back to the Colorado Horse Park. We had seen Bayou Gulch on the calendar earlier this year, and spoke with event organizer Heather McWilliams about their efforts, and the community surrounding the event back in March, so it was exciting to see the efforts come together this past weekend! Congrats to the entire team and Colorado Eventing community for making it possible! Were extending a big congrats to our Weekend Winners, with a special shout out to the winner of our Unofficial Low Score Award, Michael Nolan and Rock Acapella, who won the Novice Open A at Cobblestone Farms on a 21.4.Area VII Young Rider Benefit H.T. at Caber Farm (Onalaska, WA) [Website][Scoring] View this post on InstagramA post shared by A. Fix | Iron Horse Eventing (@ironhorseriding)Open Modified: Rebecca Buehler and WT Isobele (34.9)Junior Training: Alexis Johnsonand Encore (33.3)Training Amateur: Macaulay Dukes and SRF Western Territory (33.3)Open Training: Patience ONeal and Barney Come Home (33.1)Junior Novice: Flynn Patinkin and Black Cape Hero (32.8)Novice Amateur: Jamie Clark and Hooligan (25.0)Open Novice: Anna Collier and MFS Flywire (30.8)Junior Beginner Novice: Violet Lorenzenand Cosmo (28.1)Beginner Novice Amateur A: Meredith Hill and Navigator (29.1)Beginner Novice Amateur B: Katherine Schaefer and Rocky Monster (30.3)Open Beginner Novice: Patience ONeal and VIVA LAS VEGAS (28.8)Open Starter A: Aurora LeTellier and Berkeley (34.0)Open Starter B: Virginia Bryantand King of the Bramble (33.5) View this post on InstagramA post shared by Caber Farm (@caberfarm)Bayou Gulch H.T. (Parker, CO) [Website][Scoring] View this post on InstagramA post shared by Bayou Gulch Horse Trials presented by MagnaWave (@bayougulchhorsetrials)Open Modified: Rebecca Caulfield and Fernhill Opulence (35.0)Open Training: Emma Sletten and Indigo (28.5)Junior Novice Rider: Catalina Powell and Frostys Choice (33.9)Novice Rider: Anastasia Keyser and Heros Quest (26.4)Open Novice: Darlene McInnes and Jimmy Wofford (30.6)Beginner Novice Rider: Aimee Walters and Incredable Image (33.4)Junior Beginner Novice Rider A: Celia Baumgartner and Ardeo Wicklow Mountain (29.0)Junior Beginner Novice Rider B: Olivia Brayman and Oakdale (30.6)Open Beginner Novice: Anna Marek and Deanfield Ice Queen (30.6)Open Starter A: Hayley Griffith and JP Peppy Gay Wilson (24.0)Open Starter B: Nicole Ackerman and ITT Gift Of Gold (28.0)Starter Rider: Addy Dunlap and Ashes West (29.7)Catalpa Corner Charity Horse Trials (Iowa City, IA) [Website][Scoring] View this post on InstagramA post shared by Maddie Zika (@maddie.miz)Open Preliminary: Camryn Holcomb and Quite Breit (39.0)Junior Training: Ava Kaiser and Jakes Jack Frost (74.0)Senior Training: Anna Sornberger and Mr. Shenanigans (31.9)Junior Novice: Tamaroa Bruce and Awesome Ekati (38.1)Senior Novice: Chelsea Kang and Bowknot Billy (28.6)Junior Beginner Novice: Holly Goen and Ildiko T (28.1)Senior Beginner Novice A: Renee Senter and Regina (27.7)Senior Beginner Novice B: Mallory Huggins and Overeasy (29.3)Junior Starter: Lily Boettner and Namibia (30.8)Senior Starter: Paula Matuszak and Teance (31.2) View this post on InstagramA post shared by lahn looney (@lahn.eventing)Cobblestone Farms H.T. II (Dexter, MI) [Website][Scoring] View this post on InstagramA post shared by Maxine Preston (@maxineprestoneventing)Intermediate/Preliminary-Open: Alexa Thompson and Parlez Clear (35.7)Preliminary-Open: Isabella Novak and Dreamliner(36.6)Modified-Open: Maxine Preston and Cooley Contendor (27.4)Training Rider A: April Hays and Anteros HSH (32.8)Training Rider B: Katie Schutteand Rigden (29.1)Training-Open: Holly Russell and Cooley Seeking Fortune(26.4)Novice Open A: Michael Nolan and Rock Acapella (21.4)Novice Open B: Kate Sand and SE SMALL BATCH (26.7)Novice Rider A: Kendall Westgate and Bright Prince (25.6)Novice Rider B: Alyssa Cairo and EWSZ Jalando (25.8)Novice Rider Jr: Anabelle Iverson and Delgado (25.6)Beginner Novice Rider A: Nicole Taylor and Indigo (27.5)Beginner Novice Rider B: Taylor Reis-Crihfield and Strong Royalty (25.3)Beginner Novice Rider Jr: Keira Dawes and Good Humor (28.8)Beginner Novice-Open: Kara Andrew and Bridge View (24.4)Starter Rider: Ava Hobbs and Ricky Ricardo (28.7)Starter-Open: Alison Haneberg and Rockwood Lunar Eclipse (30.0) View this post on InstagramA post shared by TEAM (@michiganeventing) View this post on InstagramA post shared by Manon IRIARTE (@devoucoux_north.oh_mi_west.pa)Hoosier Horse Trials (Edinburgh, IN) [Website][Scoring] View this post on InstagramA post shared by Emily Nelson (@emn.eventing)Open Preliminary A: Alexandra Baugh and Hubert Des 3 Arbres (24.3)Open Preliminary B: Dan Kreitl and Odyssey (35.0)Open Modified: Madyson Hsue and Iso Cambria (32.6)Open Training A: Eleanor Winterand Figlio (26.2)Open Training B: Megan Edwards and Legende De Mies (25.9)Open Novice A: Emery Reagan and Allure (27.8)Open Novice B: Callia Englund and Fernhill Celtic Flight (26.4)Open Novice C: Mia Farley and Leroux (31.2)Open Novice D: Kate Schmitz and Undaunted Rags (27.5)Open Beginner Novice A: Amy Nelson and Hummingbirds Paradox (30.0)Open Beginner Novice B: Jessica Boesch and Top Secret (26.6)Open Beginner Novice C: Charlotte Welshand Caruso (34.7)Open Beginner Novice D: Melanie Helms and Edelweiss du theil (23.4)Open Starter A: Lindsey Shepardand Requesting a Fly By(23.1)Open Starter B: Megan Edwards and Take A Bow (26.7)Open Starter C: Katherine Naselsker and Foudroyant de Bellerose(24.0)Tadpole: Joshlyn Hernandez and Cookie (37.8) View this post on InstagramA post shared by Harley Heights Eventing (@harleyheightseventing)Huntington Farm H.T. (South Strafford, VT) [Website][Scoring] View this post on InstagramA post shared by True North Eventing (@true_north_eventing)Open Training: Julia Hulett and Ardeo Krafty Warren (31.0)Junior Novice: Ellie Moran and Maximus (31.4)Open Novice A: Blythe Darby and BS Monaco (26.7)Open Novice B: Laura Pitassi and Jagermeister (27.8)Junior Beginner Novice: Isla Wise and Willie Nelson (44.0)Open Beginner Novice: Annabelle Sprague and Tullogher Vidimus (28.2) View this post on InstagramA post shared by Olivia @ DIY Horse Ownership (@diyhorseownership)Olney Farm Horse Trials (Joppa, MD) [Website][Scoring] View this post on InstagramA post shared by Jess (@jj.jewelrybyjessica)Modified: Colleen Rutledge and Roulette(39.0)Open Training: Cynthia (aka Cindy) Buchanan and stroll to the beat (35.0)Novice Rider: Carla Lindsay and Take Note (26.1)Open Novice: Daniel Clasing and Homer (25.9)Beginner Novice Horse: Savannah Fulton and Mr.O Brien (22.8)Beginner Novice Rider: Sarah Laird and Captain Morgan (29.4)Intro CT: Monica Fiss and Noona(41.6)Open Intro: Ashley Norris and Cinco (36.4)Open Starter 1: Jazz Napravnik and Iron Pearls (28.0)Open Starter 2: Gina Franz and FMF Sullivan (24.4)River Glen Summer H.T. (New Market, TN) [Website][Scoring] View this post on InstagramA post shared by Lisa Phillips (@rolandeventing)Open Intermediate: Matthew Ulmer and Wellview Mister Lux (49.2)Intermediate-Preliminary: Lauren Lambert and Biscotti (52.3)Open Preliminary: Elisa Wallaceand Tullymurry FIFI (30.2)Open Modified: Claire Maloney and Phoenyx (39.2)Open Training: Ashley Greene and Lavei (25.3)Training Rider: Katherine Farmer and Incredibulldelay (36.4)Training Novice: Tawn Edwards and Delta Z (68.3)Jr Novice Rider: Madison Zgutowicz and My Valentine (22.2)Open Novice: Yeardley Pendletonand HTF Charming Cooley(26.7)Sr Novice Rider: Alison Damick and Beyond Infinity (42.6)Jr BNovice Rider: Catherine Wells and Secret Agent Man (36.6)Open BNovice: Elle Den Haring and Stella (23.8)Sr BNovice Rider: Alexandra Lefholz and Chili Pepper (30.9)Open Starter Sec A: Shana Boteler and TRF Elphaba (34.0)Open Starter Sec B: Breah Crocker and Unlikely Hero (42.0) View this post on InstagramA post shared by Charlotte (Lizzy) Schaef (@l.schaefeventing)

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Were still relishing the success of the Japanese eventing team in Paris (how was it already a week ago??), and while were still working on a deep-dive into what led to this bronze medal, you can catch up on the quick facts in this recap from the FEI.

Harry Charles has announced he will not be competing in todays individual final at the Paris 2024 Games.He shared the news this morning after Romeo 88 sustained a small injury.British Showjumping shared a statement from Harry this morning.Unfortunately me and Romeo will not start the individual final today in Paris after a small overreach yesterday he is not quite the 110% that he has been the whole games, so we are not taking any risks, he said.Maybe Im a little disappointed, but honestly not really! He has given me so much and took me beyond my dreams, were leaving Paris with a gold medal and more importantly a happy Romeo, so thats way more than enough for me!Harry added that he would be cheering fellow Brits, Ben Maher and Scott Brash, on from the sidelines today.Team GB have a great shot at the medals with two of the best today in Scott and Ben so we will be on the sidelines cheering them on, he said.Thank you to everyone for all the support youve given me and romeo throughout the games and making it an experience of a lifetime!The individual final kicks off at 9am (BST) today. Ben Maher and Dallas Vegas Batilly jump third and Scott Brash and Jefferson, 19th.Image by FEI/Ben ClarkUseful informationTimetables for Paris Olympics plus how to watch equestrian sportStart list for the individual jumping finalFurther readingGold! Team GBs showjumpers outstanding and ice cool in Paris 2024 victoryTeam GBs showjumpers sail through to team finalIn pictures: Walk the showjumping team final course at Paris 2024The post Harry Charles will not contend todays individual final at Paris 2024 appeared first on Your Horse.

Take a virtual walk around the course of the climax of the equestrian action at Paris 2024, the individual showjumping final, which starts this morning at 9am (GMT). The 1.65m course runs under Table A rules and there will be a jump off for medals if there is a tie on penalties.Thirty riders have made it through to the final, although Britains Harry Charles has withdrawn.1 Olympic Games 20242Ambiance parisienne3 Montgolfier4Contes de Charles Perrault5a La rue franaise5b La rue franaise6 Pont de la Tournelle7 Tour Eiffel8 Horloge dOrsay9 Notre Dame10a Metropolitan10b Metropolitan10c Metropolitan11 Tuileries12a Jeu de cartes franaise12b Jeu de cartes franaise13 Haussmann14 Alexandre III15 Los Angeles 2028Images by FEI/Olympics.comUseful informationTimetables for Paris Olympics plus how to watch equestrian sportStart list for the individual jumping finalFurther readingHarry Charles will not contend todays individual final at Paris 2024Gold! Team GBs showjumpers outstanding and ice cool in Paris 2024 victoryTeam GBs showjumpers sail through to team finalIn pictures: Walk the showjumping team final course at Paris 2024The post Walk the course for the showjumping individual final at Paris 2024 appeared first on Your Horse.

Jan Tucker began to notice her confidence waning in January 2022, and it was impacting her rides with 13-year-old Andalusian PRE cross cob mare, Rosie.I was quite concerned about everything if anything happened I just wanted to jump off, says Jan, who is based in Berkshire. It happened quite gradually. Rosie can have a bit of a look at things on hacks but I was getting really tense and stiff when it happened. I wasnt my normal, laugh-it-off self. We normally do le trec and love going off on hacks on our own to explore, but suddenly I wasnt able to ride around the school.Jans instructor brought up that shed noticed a change in Jans riding, which sparked the conversation.I just asked myself why am I not enjoying it? Ive got the most sane and sensible horse Ive ever ridden in my life and I completely trust her. She really looks after me, so it didnt make any sense.Ive never been an anxious person or suffered from anxiety, and it wasnt for anything specific like before riding around a cross-country course, it was just a general feeling, explains Jan.Rosie had also start to pick up on the differences in her owner.She is a really sensitive mare, she knew something was different about me, says Jan, who works at an IT company. Id gone from happy-go-lucky to really tense and scared. It definitely impacted her.If you spook, Im going to laughJan continued to ride and push through her anxiety until she read an article about riding through menopause.It was like the penny dropped, says Jan. It dawned on me that anxiety is a symptom of menopause, and then I realised I had a lot of other symptoms too. I didnt feel like I was going mad anymore.Jan went to her doctor for help with the symptoms, but found that understanding where her anxiety was coming from was a big help.Just being able to rationalise my anxiety make a difference for me, explains Jan, 46.To start to make riding more enjoyable again, Jan had a mantra: if you spook, Im going to laugh.At first I had to make myself laugh, but it was a conscious thing that stopped me from freezing and got me through the anxiety and panic, she explains. Then it became more natural and helped me to relax. It put me back in control, and stopped me from getting really tense or not breathing.Jan knew she wanted to continue to ride, so put a plan together to make it happen.The pair are now competing at le trec againI would get on, and the first thing I would do is take a deep breathe and say my mantra out loud, says Jan. To start with I had to push myself to take risks even being in the school was difficult to begin with, but once Id cracked that then I went out across the field, and then once I could do that I started hacking again.This made all the difference, and Jan is now schooling, hacking and competing in le trec.We went to the le trec grassroots championships this summer and came sixth, and we did a competition on our own for the first time normally we compete as a pair, says Jan. Every time something happened and I dealt with it, it built our relationship and our confidence back up. Ive definitely got my confidence back if anything, Id say its higher than before.Further readingCars, gates and sudden sounds: how to be prepared for the unexpected when hacking your horseEquestrians to follow on social media if you love hackingWhich colour high vis is best? Poll reveals most popular among #Hack1000Miles ridersThe post If you spook, Im going to laugh: The mantra that helped one rider hack through menopause appeared first on Your Horse.