The U.S. vaulters continue to have good performances as the competition finishes it's third day.

"I think we handled the pressure really well. Even though we had a bobble, we made a really good recovery, which is difficult to do," Kiernan said. "I think we are going to come back on Friday and do a really good job."

After the first day of vaulting, the U.S. Team and individuals are withing striking distance of the podium.

The Fédération Equestre International has announced that two horses competing at the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games have tested positive for controlled medication substances. Controlled medication substances are regularly used to treat horses, but they aren’t allowed in competition in order to maintain a level playing field.

Samples taken on Aug. 29 from event horse Qalao des Mers, ridden by Maxime Livio of France came back positive for acepromazine (Ace). Acepromazine is a sedative. Qalao des Mers finished fifth individually and was a member of the fourth-placed French team.

Lucie Aguila works at the Normandy Regional Equitation Committee stand in the Games Village, helping children get their first hands-on experience with horses while surrounded by chaos.