Horse & Hound – 22 August 2019

36 Horse & Hound 22 August 2019

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EVENTING

HIGHLIGHTS

5-11 August

Bold Heath, Cheshire

IT was seventh time lucky for

14-year-old Jess Burnham and

Not Done at Bold Heath, who

recorded their first win together.

They completed on their

dressage mark of 27.3 and won the

ByCATHERINEAUSTEN

Seventh time lucky for pair

Jess Burnham clinches

the BE100open win

with Not Done by being

closest to the optimum

time across country

BOLDHEATHRESULTS

BE100open.—1, NotDone(JBurnham)

27.3,0,0=27.3;2,BroadstoneNumero

Uno(AHawley)27.3,0,0=27.3;3,Caoife

Z (GDukes)27.3,0,0=27.3.BE100sec

A.—1, Hana(ATracey)25,0,0=25;2,Olaris

Beech(GRockingham)27.3,0,0.4=27.7;

3,Enola(AHeffernan)27.8,0,0=27.8.

secB.—1, StanhopesTravellingMan

(EClarke)22.5,0,1.2=23.7;2,Royale

Maiden(NEcclestone)27.3,0,0=27.3;

3,FellaII (KPollock)27.5,0,0=27.5.

5yo.—1, KnocksharrysDream(SEcroyd)

26.8,0,0=26.8;2,BroadstonePrimrose

(AHawley)27.3,0,0=27.3;3,Caunton

FirstClass(MWright)27.5,0,0=27.5.

BE90open.—1, KECQualityRomance(E

Silman)22.5,1,0=23.5;2,LackenTismond(T

Cassells)23.5,0,0=23.5;3,CarrabawnKid

(RLong)23.8,0,0=23.8.BE90secE.—1,

WaipunaRose(CBasnett)23.3,0,0=23.3;2,

BlakeneyPalomino(RHall)22.3,0,4.8=27.1;

3,WylderswoodMcLaren(SChadwick)

27.8,0,0.4=28.2.secF.—1, Langaller

StarringWish(LHanson)24.8,0,0.8=25.6;

2,WeltonChillipepper(HBarnett)

25.3,0,0.4=25.7;3,JensenZ (DHegan)

24.8,4,0=28.8.

cancelled after torrential rain.

Organiser Janet Baker said:

“Saturday was great and ran like

clockwork, but there was a heavy

shower at 3pm that meant we had

to tow everyone out of the lorry

park. I went to bed that night

hopeful, because the fields where

the competition happens are sandy

and dry quickly, but we had very

heavy rain all night, which made it

impossible to continue.” H&H

BE100open section from second-

placed Amy Hawley (Broadstone

Numero Uno) and third-placed

Georgia Dukes (Caoife Z), both of

whom finished on the same score

as Jess, but weren’t as close to the

optimum time across country.

Jess got the eight-year-old

Jacks Delight mare in November.

“It’s been a baptism of fire in

some ways,” said Jess’ mother

Charlotte. “She was selected for

the under-18 championships at

Frickley and went well there, but

fell in the water on her previous

run when in the lead at Speetley,

and has been so close to a win

without quite getting there.”

Jess said: “She’s a very keen

mare who really loves her job.

She is very enthusiastic — she

does everything at 100 miles an

hour, but she’s also kind and a

dream to ride. I’m very lucky to

have her.”

Sadly, Sunday’s classes were

‘She a very keen

mare who really

loves her job’

JESS BURNHAM ON NOT DONE