A nail-biter to the very last twentieth of a second. New Zealand’s Emily Fraser has just won the Youth Olympic Games individual gold medal riding Exilio following a four way jump-off which she managed clear and faster than any of her three rivals: Argentina’s Martina Campi who also achieved a clear round but was .20 of a second behind slotting into second place; Australia’s Jake Hunter, with one pole down on four penalties in third place; and El Salvador’s Sabrina Rivera Meza just missing out on a medal with eight penalties
A nail-biter to the very last twentieth of a second. New Zealand’s Emily Fraser has just won the Youth Olympic Games individual gold medal riding Exilio following a four way jump-off which she managed clear and faster than any of her three rivals: Argentina’s Martina Campi who also achieved a clear round but was .20 of a second behind slotting into second place; Australia’s Jake Hunter, with one pole down on four penalties in third place; and El Salvador’s Sabrina Rivera Meza just missing out on a medal with eight penalties