Rebecca Melia claims the Equissage Pulse Senior British Novice Second Round at Eland Lodge
Monday 04 July 2022
From a starting field of 42 combinations, Rebecca Melia, from Sandbach in Cheshire, jumped three solid rounds aboard Sharon Archer’s Lisca H to claim first place in the Equissgae Pulse Senior British Novice Second Round held at Eland Lodge on Saturday.
The first two rounds saw more than half the competition picking up faults, with 11 combinations going through to the final jump-off. With speed and accuracy on her side, Amy jumped her way to first place with the 11 year- old bay mare in a time of 37.94 seconds, only 0.12 seconds ahead of second place.
Eland Lodge – Saturday 2nd July 2022
Equissage Senior British Novice Second Round Results
1st Rebecca Melia & Lisca H - 0/0/0 – 37.94 seconds
2nd Stephanie Gunn & Leilaroos - 0/0/0 – 38.06 seconds
3rd Nicky Hanbury & Two To Tango I – 0/0/0 – 39.07 seconds
For the list of qualified riders so far click here.
NB: Results pending official grading.
Image Credit: Eland Lodge Equestrian
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