Madrid Hosts Dressage & Showjumping for World Cup Qualifiers while more Records Fall at Tattersalls.
The World Cup Qualifiers for Western Europe moved on to Madrid this weekend with classes for dressage and showjumping. Meanwhile the sales circuit moved back to Tattersalls in Newmarket for the annual foal sale, a sale which posted more records. Tina Cook, the event rider has announced her retirement.
In Madrid, the first day of Grand Prix dressage was kicked off by Jorinde Verwimp from Belgium riding Charmer. There were another thirteen combinations to follow. Five of the riders represented Spain with another seven nations represented. Of the fourteen riders, unfortunately Alexandre Ayache from France
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