As anyone who spends time with horses will tell you, they keep you humble. You can be winning one minute and in the dirt the next… which is exactly what happened to American Kama Godek Thursday afternoon in the FEI CSI2* Speed class presented by Soltek Equestrian at the International Bromont week 2, at the Bromont Olympic Equestrian Park.

Godek topped the leaderboard riding Lady Stakkata, executing the course with her nimble little mare in a very efficient time of 61.912 seconds, well ahead of second placed Francois Lamontagne (CAN) and Thunderbird VH Sheefkasteel Z (65.603) and third placed Maude Filiatrault (CAN) with Zambia Z (68.928).

However on second attempt, riding Conny 409, Godek was unable to match the effort Conny made at the second part of the ATP combination, gently rolling over the front of the saddle and landing in the dirt. Thankfully unharmed, both exited the ring under their own power with nothing more bruised than perhaps a little pride.

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