Canada’s Jill Henselwood takes second with Evita
American rider Rich Fellers made it two for two on day two of the Spruce Meadows ‘National’ presented by Rolex in the Omega Alpha Cup. He, and the Swedish Warmblood Mare, Steelbi, were one of two clear round in a field of 22 horse/rider combinations.
Veteran rider Jill Henselwood (CAN) would post the only other clear round – though almost 8 seconds slower than Rich – finishing in second place. Third place was claimed by up-and-comer Canadian Athlete Nicole Walker who posted one time fault.
Tina Bodfield, Director of Sales with Omega Alpha was present for the exciting competition and to make the ribbon presentation to our top ten riders.
Full results here.
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