USA Equestrian Dominates Santiago with Stellar Cross-Country Performance

The U.S. Eventing Team maintains its lead in the Santiago competition with a collective score of 86.2, excelling in cross-country. Caroline Pamukcu and HSH Blake lead the individual rankings.

Trailblazers Set the Stage

Sydney Elliott and QC Diamantaire, U.S. pioneers, set the tone with an efficient and flawless cross-country ride on the experienced 2010 Oldenburg gelding. Elliott was satisfied by effective time management and confidence building while prioritizing the preservation of the frangibles.

Sharon White and Claus 63 Shine

Sharon White and Claus 63 mirrored the strategy with direct routes, displaying remarkable focus and agility, incurring only 2.4-time penalties. White commended her horse's adaptability in a high-pressure environment, stating, "He stepped up and grew significantly."

Pamukcu and HSH Blake Secure the Lead

Caroline Pamukcu, with the youngest horse on the team, fearlessly executed Ian Stark's gameplan, galloping confidently with HSH Blake. They maintained their dressage score, matching Elliott and QC Diamantaire's time, securing the lead. Pamukcu stated, "I really have to thank the federation because I felt very prepared coming into this event." 

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