Devon Brown Dominates CH-Y** and Sable Giesler Moves Into First In CH-J*
Cross-country day at the Adequan/FEI North American Junior and Young Riders Championships shook up the leaderboards. In the CH-Y**, Devon Brown (pictured above left) maintained her top position with Dynamic Image, but her Area III team dropped down to second. Team Canada’s Joelle Baskerville and Malibu added only two time penalties but kept their silver medal position, her team remains in third. Area IX’s Kendyl Tracy and Ever So Lucky bumped into third individually while her Team (Area V and IX) took over the top place position. In the CH-J* Sable Giesler (pictured above right) representing Team Ontario galloped into the lead with Evil Munchkin on a double clear round. Area V is dominating the division with a 20+ point lead and team members, Alyssa Phillips added 1.2 time penalties, but was able to hold onto her placing with Sundance Bay while Victoria New put in a double clear round to take third with Bally Whatnot. Area VI and Team Ontario round out the top three teams.
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