Five Star Win For Price In France
Two-time Olympic eventer Tim Price has this morning won the CCI5*-L at Les Etoiles de Pau in France, with his wife Jonelle also on the podium in third.
Tim and 12-year-old Falco led from the start, scoring 22.1 penalty points in the dressage, coming home clear and inside time over the Pierre Michelet-designed cross country, and this morning picked up just .4 of a time penalty to secure the win on 22.5 penalty points. It was Falco’s first-ever 5* start.
Jonelle and McClaren added just .8 in time to finish on 29.6 for third. While her final score was tied with runner-up Tom McEwen (GBR) aboard CHF Cooliser, she had a slower cross country time, giving him the nod.
It was a very starry field, including world no.1 Oliver Townend (GBR), Olympians, and numerous other 5* winners.
Five star events are the highest ranked in the world, with only seven on the card each year. Just last month, Tim was third at the newest 5*, at Maryland in the United States.
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