Wayne, Ill.—Aug. 25
With fourteen champions to be crowned at the U.S. Dressage Festival Of Champions and the Markel/USEF Young And Developing Dressage Horse Championships, there’s a lot of action happening at the picturesque Lamplight Equestrian Center.
Here’s some of our favorite moments from the fourth day of competition.
Be sure to check out all of our coverage here.
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Lamplight Equestrian Center is nestled among lovely countryside outside of Chicago. Photo by Kieran Paulsen.
Rebecca Rigdon was thrilled with her 4-Year-Old test on Jagger which earned her the reserve championship in the Markel/USEF Young Horse 4-Year-Old Dressage National Championship. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Fashion is on full display at Lamplight. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Emily Miles captured the 4-Year-Old test on Sole Mio and won the overall championship. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Welcome to Lamplight! Photo by Kieran Paulsen.
Kasey Denny rode the 21-year-old Feyock in the FEI Children’s Team test. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Lars Petersen and Melissa Taylor talked about her Intermediaire I freestyle test aboard Ansgar, which earned her fifth place. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Ponies of all colors and breeds competed in the Medal Final class. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Angela Jackson sported an American flag on her saddle in the Developing Horse Prix St. Georges test with Figaro H. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Misha Cohen was thrilled with her ride in the FEI Children’s Team test on Skywalker. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Photo by Kieran Paulsen.
Kylee Kment was third on her Thoroughbred Manatee in the FEI Children’s Team test. Photo by Lindsay Berreth.
Photo by Kieran Paulsen.
Tessa Ohlrogge rode the Fell Pony Laurelhighland Victor in the 13 and under Medal Final. Photo by Kieran Paulsen.
For full results, click here.
USEF Network is live streaming the competition each day.
For more from the U.S. Dressage of Festival of Champions and the Markel/USEF Young and Developing Horse Dressage National Championships check out the Sept. 24 print edition of The Chronicle of the Horse.
