Top Kiwi eventers for Ireland’s Tattersalls horse trials

Kiwi eventer Jonathan Paget, with Clifton Lush. Mike Bain

Leading international riders including Badminton winner Jock Paget together with Kentucky victor Andrew Nicholson are with the starters for this year’s  Tattersalls International Horse Trials inwards Ireland.

The Three Day Event, hold upwardly inwards in association with Horse Sport Ireland, starts on Th May 30, together with finishes with the demo jumping stage on Sunday, June 2.

Some 320 Equus caballus together with passenger combinations volition tackle Ian Stark’s jaw dropping cross solid reason course of teaching at the Ratoath venue, which final saw electrical current World Number 2 William Fox-Pitt dominate the effect yesteryear winning the characteristic class, The Irish Gaelic Field CCI3*, for the minute consecutive year. This yr he returns with Chilli Morning, whom he competed at the recent Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event, aiming to consummate the hat-trick.

The 2 leading New Zealanders are joined yesteryear compatriots Blyth Tait, Jonelle Richards, Lucy Jackson, together with Tim Price, along with competitors from Japan, Australia, USA together with Canada, together with a rigid Irish Gaelic contingent.

Aoife Clark, who finished inwards the exceed 10 at Badminton final week, is joined at Tattersalls yesteryear beau Irish Gaelic Olympic squad members Mark Kyle, Camilla Speirs, Joseph Murphy together with Michael Ryan, too equally many other leading local combinations.

Roger Casey, Managing Director of Tattersalls Ireland, said: “A yr afterwards the excitement of the London Olympics nosotros are really much looking forrad to welcoming dorsum exceed Irish Gaelic together with international eventers.”

Tickets attain from €5 for i twenty-four hours adult admission to €50 for a picnic cash inwards one's chips (includes entry for 2 adults together with 2 children). Public parking is free, or at that spot is the selection to avail of priority parking for an extra €10.

 

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