Catherine Housman scoops first place in the NAF Five Star Bronze League Qualifier at Codham Park Equestrian Centre
Monday 07 June 2021
On winning form, Catherine Housman from Ashford Kent scooped first place in the NAF Five Star Bronze League Qualifier which took place at the Codham Park Equestrian Centre on Sunday jumping her own 14 year-old mare Contrichta.
Fourty-two starters began over the twelve-fence track and after two rounds of showjumping just ten remained to contest for a treble clear in the final jump off. Knocking second off the clock, Catherine was able to produce the winning triple clear in 35.84 seconds, over two seconds faster than her closest rival.
Codham Park Equestrian Centre – Sunday 6th June 2021
NAF Five Star Bronze League Qualifier
1st Catherine Housman & Contrichta – 0/0/0 – 35.84 seconds
2nd Abby Baker & Calista III – 0/0/0 – 38.28 seconds
3rd Catherine Housman & Alvescot Expressive – 0/0/0 – 39.30 seconds
For the full results click here
For the list of qualified riders so far click here.
NB: Results pending official grading.
Image: Catherine Housman & Contrichta in action in the NAF Five Star Bronze League Qualifier at Codham Park Equestrian Centre [Credit: Moret Photography]
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