Woodstock Eventing Horses Move Up the Levels at Sporting Days Farm

PC: Cindy Lawler
Chusinmyconfession

Woodstock Eventing had a busy weekend continuing to prepare for the very exciting year ahead. Ryan took the opportunity to move several of the horses in his string up a level and was thrilled with all ten horses' performances at Sporting Days Farm.  

PC: Cindy Lawler
Ruby

On Saturday, Summit Sporthorses' Ruby competed in the Preliminary/Intermediate division. Ruby scored a 34.5 and jumped double clear to finish 3rd. Mary Hazzard’s Chusinmyconfession excelled in her Preliminary debut. She scored a 31.5 in dressage and jumped double clear to finish 5th. Ryan couldn’t be happier with how well both horses handled the new challenge.

PC: Cindy Lawler
Ben Nevis

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Gambado

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Billy McClusky

Ryan rode three across the Open Training divisions. Summit Sporthorses’ Ben Nevis, Linda Ledray’s Billy McClusky, and Cheryl Gamboney’s Gambado finished 5th, 3rd, and 8th respectively. Cole Horn also rode his own Cooley Sligo to a 4th place finish in Open Training B and Alex Conrad finished 7th in the Preliminary Rider division aboard Don't Tell The Preacher. 

PC: Cindy Lawler
Cooley Flight

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Tullabeg Dilson

The Novice horses competed on Sunday with solid performances. Linda Ledray’s Cooley Blue, Curran Simpson’s Tullabeg Dilson, Amy Peloquin’s Shannondale Julius and Linda Ledray's Cooley Flight finished with minimal error in 10th, 15th, 12th and 4th. Eiffel did the Novice combined test and was in 9th place on his dressage score of 36 after his double clear show jumping round.  

PC: Cindy Lawler
Shannondale Julius

Woodstock Eventing's time in Aiken is coming to a close and soon Ryan and his team will begin making their way back North. Coming up next, Ryan will travel to Southern Pines, NC to compete at Carolina International. 

Thank you to Woodstock Eventing's incredible team, owners, sponsors, and supporters that make it all possible! 

PC: Cindy Lawler
Cooley Blue