The Fair Hill International continued on Thursday with dressage for some of the CCI horses. Since Who’s a Star (Tag) competes in dressage on Friday, our day was centered on the confirmation and dressage phases of the East Coast Young Event Horse (YEH)
Championships.
Homebred R Star (Hope) was indeed “our star” for the day. She scored very well in both confirmation and dressage to place 2nd in the 4-year-old division. Since Hope had a foal as a four-year old, the rules allow her to compete in this division even though she is five years old.
Nevaeh, who placed 3rd in the YEH Championships last year as a four-year-old, also did well. But as was the case last year, her thoroughbred breeding tends to score better in the jumping phase than in the the dressage or confirmation.
On Friday, Hope and Nevaeh conclude the YEH Championships with the jumping phase, and Tag competes in dressage in the CCI 2*.
Sunday’s Fair Hill Post – Who’s a Star Completes the CCI 2* and Courtney wins the Sportsmanship Award
Saturday’s Fair Hill Post – Who’s a Star Runs Well on Cross Country
Friday’s Fair Hill Post – Who’s a Star is 2nd of 60 in Dressage
Wednesday’s Fair Hill Post – 1st Horse Inspection
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