O Canada- Christilot Wins In Budapest!
Canadians are winning on both sides of the big pond more and more regularly, it seems. Just as Ashley Holzer was cleaning up in Saugerties, I learned today from Christilot Boylen that she was extremely successful with her new horse, Famous Boy, in the Hungarian Championships is Budapest. The pair won the Grand Prix with a very clean test and 68.39%, which is really terrific as they have only beed together for a few months! I was also very pleased to hear that Christie won the Intermediaire 1 on Jill Irving’s talented young horse, Degas, which she has had in training for quite some time. You don’t get a more experienced rider/trainer than Christilot and it is always a great thing when people like this add to the depth of a country’s international strength.
Congratulations to Christie, Udo, Robyn Eames, Cecily and Robert Bradshaw, Jill Irvingl, and the whole support team behind them!
Cheers!
RD
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