The Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event dressage times for the next two days of action have been released.
The first competitor into the arena tomorrow (Thursday) will be the home side’s Buck Davidson on Erroll Gobey, who will come before the ground jury at 1.30pm local time (6.30pm British time).
Kentucky Three-Day Event dressage times: British competitors
- Kirsty Chabert and Classic VI: 3.20pm local time (8.20pm British time) on Thursday
- Tom McEwen and JL Dublin: 3.53pm local time (8.53pm British time) on Thursday
- Zara Tindall and Class Affair: 4.09pm local time (9.09pm British time) on Thursday
- Yasmin Ingham and Banzai Du Loir: 1.16pm local time (6.16pm British time) on Friday
- David Doel and Galileo Nieuwmoed: 3.23pm local time (8.23pm British time) on Friday
Other key pairs
The following all compete for the US, except for Germany’s Sandra Auffarth.
- Phillip Dutton and Z: 1.54pm local time (6.54pm British time) on Thursday
- Liz Halliday-Sharp and Deniro Z: 2.40pm local time (7.40pm British time) on Thursday
- Sandra Auffarth and Viamant Du Matz: 3.04pm local time (8.04pm British time) on Thursday
- Tamie Smith and Mai Baum: 3.12pm local time (8.12pm British time) on Thursday
- Will Coleman and Off The Record: 4.33pm local time (9.33pm British time) on Thursday
- Boyd Martin and Tsetserleg TSF: 1.40pm local time (6.40pm British time) on Friday
- Liz Halliday-Sharp and Miks Master C: 2.10pm local time (7.10pm British time) on Friday
- Buck Davidson and Carlevo: 3.47pm local time (8.47pm British time) on Friday
- Doug Payne and Quantum Leap: 3.39pm local time (8.39pm British time) on Friday
- Will Coleman and Chin Tonic: 4.03pm local time (9.03pm British time) on Friday
Check out the full Kentucky Three-Day Event dressage times.
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