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American Pride, WEG Horses On Display And A British Invasion: Favorite Photos From Great Meadow

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The Plains, Va.—July 9

The Brook Ledge Great Meadow International CICO*** FEI Nations Cup turned out to be all about the underdogs. The riders from Great Britain finally scored the win on their third try, and Will Coleman earned a surprise victory on Off The Record, moving up from 11th after show jumping when Mike Etherington-Smith’s cross-country course whittled down the field thanks to the troublesome corners at fence 9.

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Check out all of our coverage from the weekend and scroll down to see some of our favorite photos.

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Boyd Martin and Tsetserleg topped the combined test for World Equestrian Games-listed U.S. riders. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.

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Meghan O’Donoghue and Palm Crescent. Photo by Tori Repole.

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Will Coleman finished fourth with Soupçon Du Brunet. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.

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Waylon Roberts helped Canada to team silver with Kelecyn Cognac. Photo by Tori Repole.

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Sydney Conley Elliott jumped the only double-clear round for the U.S. team aboard Cisko A. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.

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Emily Beshear’s son and groom Nicholas gave Olney Uncle Sam a treat after his dressage test while Emily waited for her score. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.

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Individual winners Will Coleman and Off The Record powered towards the finish. Photo by Emily Stakem.

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Ben Hobday’s Shadow Man strutted his stuff on the jog strip. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.

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Great Meadow couldn’t run without its enthusiastic volunteers. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.

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Charlotte Collier gave Clifford M a kiss. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.

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Chelsea Kolman showed off her American spirit with Percheron-Thoroughbred cross Dauntless Courage. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.

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Kim Severson and Cooley Cross Border led after dressage and show jumping but withdrew to prepare for Aachen (Germany). Photo by Lindsay Berreth.

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Allison Springer and Lord Willing. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.

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Caroline Martin and Spring Easy represented the U.S. on the Nations Cup team and finished 19th. Photo by Tori Repole.

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Lynn Symansky opted for a combined test for Under Suspection. Photo by Emily Stakem.

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Jessica Phoenix and Pavarotti finished third individually. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.

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Kim Severson and Cooley Cross Border waited their turn to jog. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.

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Ben Hobday played to the crowd after his test with Shadow Man. Photo by Emily Stakem.

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