Emily Llewellyn strikes again in the Equitop GLME Senior Foxhunter Second Round at Wellington Riding Centre
Wednesday 23 June 2021
1.JPG "Emily Llewellyn strikes again in the Equitop GLME Senior Foxhunter Second Round at Wellington Riding Centre")
Wellington Riding Centre played host to this week’s Equitop GLME Senior Foxhunter Second Round on Monday, and it was Emily Llewllyn from Godalming, Surrey who continued her winning ways as she scooped first place jumping her own 10 year-old gelding Trooper B.
With a Senior Foxhunter win already under her belt, Emily kept her focus as she become one of nine combinations to make it through to the final jump-off from the initial starting field of sixty-six. This partnership went on to post a treble clear in an unbeatable 40.38 seconds.
Wellington Riding Centre – Monday 21st June 2021
Equitop GLME Senior Foxhunter Second Round
1st Emily Llewellyn & Trooper B – 0/0/0 – 40.38 seconds
2nd William Fletcher & Baloutero – 0/0/0 – 42.40 seconds
3rd Helen Tredwell & Independence TN – 0/0/0 – 46.14 seconds
For the list of qualified riders so far, click here.
NB: Results pending official grading.
Image: Emily Llewellyn & Trooper B at Pyecombe Horse Show (Credit: Spidge Event Photography)
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