After not running in 2020 and 2021, the MARS Bromont CCI Three-Day Event returned to the Bromont Olympic Equestrian Center in Quebec, Canada, in 2022. America's Jennie Saville (née Brannigan) and Twilightslastgleam won the CCI4*-L, as the chestnut Thoroughbred gelding (National Anthem x Royal Child) bred and owned by Nina Gardner moved up from eighth after dressage into the lead after cross-country with the fastest round on wet ground over the tracks designed by Derek di Grazia. Canada's Lindsay Traisnel and Bacyrouge, a bay Selle Français gelding (Mylord Carthago x Lelia) owned by Patricia Pearce, finished second, and they are among four from the top-10 in the CCI4*-L in 2022 that return in 2023.
The historic grounds that hosted the equestrian events at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal will welcome top-class eventing back for the MARS Bromont CCI Three-Day Event in 2023, offering a CCI4*-L, CCI4*-S, CCI3*-L, CCI2*-L, and CCI2*-L U25 this year.
The CCI4*-L Field:
The Facts:
The Competition Schedule
Wednesday, June 7
12:00 noon Competitor Briefing – Desourdy Pavillion
3:00 pm First horse inspection CCI2-L (incl. U25), CCI3-L, (incl U25), CCI4*-L, in numerical order
Thursday, June 8
8:00 am Dressage – Ring 1
8:00 am Dressage – Ring 2
Friday, June 9
8:00 am Dressage – Ring 1
8:00 am Dressage – Ring 2
5:00 pm (approx.) Competitor’s Pre-Cross Country meeting – Desourdy Pavillion
Saturday, June 10
8:00 am (approx.) Cross Country – All divisions
Sunday, June 11
8:00 am Second Horse Inspection CCI2-L (incl. U25), CCI3-L (incl. U25), CCI4-S, CCI4-L, in numerical order
10:00 am (approx.) Show Jumping
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