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Tryon: Daniel Pedraza Littlewood victorious in CSI4* 1m45 against the clock

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 16-10-2021

In Tryon yesterday, a 1m45 of the CSI4* competition was the main event of the day. There was a direct jump against the clock and Daniel Pedraza Littlewood jumped to victory. He rode Santa Rosa Yalta (by Berlin) clear in 63.01 seconds. 

Shane Sweetnam and his KWPN horse Impossible Dream (by VDL Cardento) came second. They left the wood untouched and finished in 68.45 seconds. Karl Cook and the BWP horse Ircos IV (by Nabab de Reve) came in third. They had one jumping fault behind their name.

Roberto Teran Tafur (Salamandra Baloubina) and Ali Ramsay (Conrado 12) were fourth and fifth.

Shane Sweetnam and his KWPN horse Impossible Dream (by VDL Cardento) came second. They left the wood untouched and finished in 68.45 seconds. Karl Cook and the BWP horse Ircos IV (by Nabab de Reve) came in third. They had one jumping fault behind their name.

Roberto Teran Tafur (Salamandra Baloubina) and Ali Ramsay (Conrado 12) were fourth and fifth.

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