Top Canadian in the $6,000 Douglas Elliman Real Estate 1.45m CSI4* on Wednesday was Nicole Walker riding Atout Des Trambles.
WEF
The highlight of the week at the 2022 Winter Equestrian Festival was the fourth installment of the “Saturday Night Lights” series.
The US rider is back in action after fracturing her arm in 2021, taking the $50,000 class in a field of 45 including three Canadian entries.
The Irishman made his first trip to WEF a winning one aboard Chacon 2; Canada's Erynn Ballard placed 3rd riding Comedie de Talma.
The CSH mare was back in form after a two-year layoff; top Canadian in the $37,000 class was Erynn Ballard with Comedie De Talma.
The first “Saturday Night Lights” event of the 2022 WEF saw the women’s team, including 3 Canadians, win for the 11th time in 13 years.
The final Sunday wrapped up the 12-week tournament in Wellington with a win for Ireland's David Blake and Dy Zento.
Saturday’s feature class during the final weekend of WEF saw an exciting victory for Adam Prudent (USA) and Baloutinue.
Tiffany Foster and Northern Light are top Canadians, placing 9th, as the final week of the Winter Equestrian Festival gets underway.
Stephen Moore (IRL) and Team De Coquerie top the class while the Canadian and Cat Ninja take second out of 45 starters.
