The National Senior Riders Championship goes to Suzanne Gill and Intenable Du Forgeron

Friday 06 August 2021

The National Senior Riders Championship goes to Suzanne Gill and Intenable Du Forgeron

 

The National Senior Riders Championship saw eighteen starters, with only six progress through to the thrilling jump-off on Day 4 at the British Showjumping National & Academy Championships taking place at NAEC Stoneleigh.

It was Suzanne Gill from Shrewsbury who stepped up to the challenge against strong competition aboard 12-year-old Intenable Du Forgeron, known as Ellie at home. Suzanne Gill explained: “My ride was unbelievable!” Suzanne continued: “I’ve had her [Ellie] since she was 6-years-old. I wasn’t planning on entering, I entered late, but it was well worth it!”

Completing the jump-off round in 43.27 seconds, the pair finished in style, followed by Jassy Pyke and Bon Amego in second place, and Katherine James and Isidoor in third.


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