Six Pairs Join the Top Ten at the Lunch Break at Rolex Kentucky
At the lunch break after day two of dressage at the 2016 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event Presented by Land Rover, fifty-six pairs have performed their test and six of these have broken in to the top ten. Jacqueline Mars, Patrick White and Raylyn Farms’ RF Demeter, ridden by Marilyn Little, who currently sits in second place after a textbook round scoring a 42.50.
Hannah Sue Burnett and Harbour Pilot.
Following closely behind is Hannah Sue Burnett and Jaqueline Mars’ Harbour Pilot in fifth with a 43.20, Rolex first-timer Matthew Brown and Blossom Creek Foundation's Super Socks BCF in eighth after scoring a 46.50, Buck Davidson and Caroline and Sherri Martin’s Petite Flower in ninth on a 46.7, and Bethann Groblewski’s Santino ridden by Holly Payne Caravella in tenth with a 46.80.
Barbara Crabo and Eveready will be the next to go in the ring at 1:30 p.m.
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