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Which fences caught riders out at Badminton’s Grassroots Championships? [PICTURES]

Gemma Redrup Gemma Redrup

    • The Mitsubishi Motors Grassroots Championships held at Badminton House immediately before the prestigious four-star event give event riders at the lower levels of the sport the opportunity to perform on one of the biggest stages of the eventing world.

    This year, the BE100 Championship was won by Alexandra Farrar-Fry from West Yorkshire riding Mariam Haque’s six-year-old Grey Finnsky. The combination triumphed on their impressive dressage mark of 27.5 penalties. They were closely followed by Anna Tomlinson riding Moreorless II who finished on a score of 29.4. Third place was occupied by Cathrine Taylor riding Lynn Ferguson’s Lorelei, who finished on 31.5 penalties.

    The course caused problems at a number of different fences. In total 48% of cross-country starters completed the cross-country course with no jumping penalties.

    Here are pictures of the fences riders faced on the cross-country. The championship course was 3100m in length with an optimum time of 6 minutes 34 seconds. Find out which fences caught most riders out with our fence-by-fence analysis.

    Start

    Start Badminton GR

    Fence 1: BE First
    0 faulters

    1 100

     Fence 2: Trakehner
    2 refusals

    2 100

     Fence 3ab: Kennels Houses
    0 faulters

    Fence 3a 100

    Fence 3b 100

    3a alternative

    Fence 3a Alt 100

    Fence 4: ASX Cross Question
    0 faulters

    4 100

     Fence 5abc: Wadworths at The Lake
    4 refusals

    Fence 5a 90 and 100

    5bc 100

     

    5a alternative

    5a alt 100 and 90

     Fence 6: Sense Garden Wells
    1 refusal
    1 fall

    Fence 6 100

     Fence 7: Hobsons Carrot Table
    0 faulters

    Fence 7 100

     Fence 8: Danco Shooting Butt
    0 faulters

    Fence 8 90 and 100

     Fence 9ab: World Horse Welfare Brushes
    22 refusals
    1 fall

    Fence 9ab 100

     Fence 10: Spillers Horse Feeds Beam
    0 faulters

    Fence 10 100

    Fence 11: PHEV Brush
    0 faulters

    Fence 11 100

     Fence 12 and 13ab: Woodhouse Combination
    Fence 12: 1 refusal
    Fence 13ab: 8 refusals

    Fence 12 100

    Fence 13a 100

    Fence 13b 100

     13b alternative

    Fence 13b alt 90 and 100

    Fence 14abc: Shogun Hollow
    27 refusals
    3 falls

    Fence 14a 100

    Fence 14 bc 100

    Fence 15: CrossCountry App Fallen Tree
    0 faulters

    Fence 15 100

    Fence 16ab: 4 Star Wall
    3 refusals

    16a 100 16 90

    16b 100

    16b alternative

    16b alt 100

    Fence 17ab: Mirage Step
    0 faulters

    17ab 100 2

    17b 100

    Fence 18: Outlander Wagon
    0 faulters

    18 100

     Fence 19ab: Willis Quarry
    1 refusal

    19a 100

    19ab 100 2

     Fence 20: James’ Book
    0 faulters

    Fence 20 100

     

    Read the full Mitsubishi Motors Grassroots Championships report in Horse & Hound magazine (14 May 2015).

    Walk the BE90 Grassroots Championships cross-country course [PICS]

    Walk the Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials cross-country course [PICS]

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    Gemma Redrup
    Gemma Redrup

    H&H features, racing and point-to-point editor
    Gemma is an experienced journalist, having been part of the H&H team since 2014, who is passionate about all equestrian sports, including racing and point-to-pointing. She has enjoyed riding out for top trainers Nicky Henderson and Charlie Appleby and took part in a charity Flat race at in August 2018. Gemma’s reporting talents have taken her to numerous five-star events around Britain and Europe, as well as European championships.
    Gemma Redrup

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