Ian Millar and Dixson, owned by Susan and Ariel Grange, were members of the Canadian Show Jumping Team that tied for third place in the $200,000 Furusiyya Nations' Cup at CSIO4* Ocala, Florida.  Shannon Brinkman Photography

Ian Millar and Dixson, owned by Susan and Ariel Grange, were members of the Canadian Show Jumping Team that tied for third place in the $200,000 Furusiyya Nations’ Cup at CSIO4* Ocala, Florida.
Shannon Brinkman Photography

The Canadian Show Jumping Team comprised of Yann Candele, Tiffany Foster, Eric Lamaze and Ian Millar tied for third place in the $200,000 Furusiyya Nations’ Cup held at HITS Post Time Farm on Friday, February 13, at CSIO4* Ocala, Florida.

A total of six countries contested the first-ever Furusiyya Nations’ Cup held in Ocala, Florida.  Canada, Colombia, Ireland, Mexico, the United States, and Venezuela all fielded teams in the inaugural event.

Following the first of two rounds of competition over the track set by German course designer Martin Otto, Canada was tied for the lead with a perfect score of zero.  Ireland and Colombia were also sitting on fault-free scores, trailed closely by the United States and Venezuela, both counting four faults.  With a first-round score of 12 faults, Mexico lay in sixth position.

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