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Ian Cassells and BT Just Special were best of the Irish following the dressage phase at the FEI WBFSH eventing world breeding championship for young horses at Le Lion d’Angers, lying 13th on 32.7 \ Pam Cunningham/Irish Eventing Times
THE FEI WBFSH eventing world breeding championship for young horses is taking place this week at Le Lion d’Angers in western France, where all 45 starters in the six-year-old championship were judged in the dressage phase on Friday morning.
Britain’s Tom McEwen rode the Irish Sport Horse gelding Brookfield Danny de Muze to win the gold medal in the CCI3*-L for seven-year-olds at Le Lion d'Angers
Co Antrim’s Vanda Stewart and Co Cork’s Maire Hennessy represented Ireland on the ground juries at the FEI WBFSH eventing world championships for young horses
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