Storm Straker named Royal Jump winner after FEI review

British rider Storm Straker has been declared the winner of the CCI4*-S class at Royal Jump following a review by FEI headquarters. The decision corrects results from the French event held 28-31 May.

The optimum time for the cross-country phase was adjusted from seven minutes to six minutes 36 seconds before the competition began. Storm Straker and her horse Fever Pitch were the winners under the revised time, but initial results placed her fifth. An FEI review confirmed that athletes had been informed of the change through multiple channels including briefings and the event website. The governing body determined that results must reflect the accurate time of six minutes 36 seconds to comply with eventing rules. “I am very pleased that the FEI reviewed the matter thoroughly and that the results have now been corrected,” Storm Straker said. She added that the horse gave an exceptional performance and deserves the recognition. The updated results will be published on the FEI database and used to calculate world rankings. The FEI acknowledged confusion caused by the issue and said organisational concerns at the event will be addressed with the organiser.

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British riders Tom McEwen and Elizabeth Barratt on the podium after strong dressage performances at the Kentucky Three-Day Event.
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British riders podium at Kentucky Three-Day Event dressage

من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي صورة مولدة بواسطة الذكاء الاصطناعي

Britain’s Tom McEwen secured third place in the five-star dressage at the Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event with a score of 25.1. Elizabeth Barratt claimed third in the Cosequin Lexington CCI4*-S class scoring 29.7. Both riders praised their horses after tests on 24 April.

British rider Storm Straker was placed fifth in the CCI4*-S at Royal Jump in France instead of first after officials reverted to an incorrect optimum cross-country time.

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British riders dominated the opening days of the Royal Windsor Horse Show, claiming victory in every CSI5* class over the first two days. Matt Sampson, Jack Whitaker and Ben Maher each delivered standout performances with new and established mounts. The results provide a strong marker ahead of the world championships in Aachen.

Harry Meade withdrew Amanda Gould’s Grafennacht before the final trot-up at the Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event on April 26 due to foot soreness after losing a shoe on cross-country. Jennie Brannigan’s FE Lifestyle was sent to the holding box but passed re-inspection. Twenty-three five-star pairs presented to the ground jury ahead of showjumping.

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Britain secured second place in the dressage Nations Cup at Lier, Belgium, during a heatwave that challenged competitors.

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