Mark Todd Takes Another Victory Gallop At Badminton CCI4*
Three-time Badminton winner and double Olympic champion Mark Todd (NZL) can now call himself a Four-Time Badminton Winner. Aboard NZB Land Vision, the pair jumped a double-clear show jumping round to finish on a score of 43.6. Todd first won the event in 1980 aboard Southern Comfort III, next in 1994 with Horton Point, and then in 1996 riding Bertie Blunt. Piggy French and Jakata also jumped flawlessly to finish in second place on a 45.2, while Mary King and Imperial Cavalier took third, also jumping without fault, on a 45.8. Buck Davidson and Ballynoe Castle were the top placed pair for the United States, finishing in 21st with a score of 61.3. Full results. Katherine Erickson photo
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