Sadie Smith with her horse Times Oddjob after winning three gold medals at the Winter Dressage Championships.
Sadie Smith with her horse Times Oddjob after winning three gold medals at the Winter Dressage Championships.
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Sadie Smith claims hat-trick of golds at Winter Dressage Championships

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Sadie Smith swept all three classes she entered at the NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships, capping her success with the Black Country Saddles advanced medium gold on Times Oddjob scoring 71.34%. Other riders including Emily Baldwin and Amy Ward also claimed titles on the event's latest day. The championships continue at Addington Equestrian until 19 April.

Sadie Smith completed a hat-trick at the NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships, held from 15 to 19 April at Addington Equestrian. Riding Times Oddjob, a seven-year-old by Vitalis out of a Damon Hill mare, she secured the Black Country Saddles advanced medium gold with 71.34%. She had earlier won the Baileys Horse Feeds novice freestyle gold and Prestige novice gold with Times Rococo. Sadie also placed third in the class aboard Fürsten Vera with 70.69%, sandwiching Jessica Wade and Nicario L in second on 71.3% percent.

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Official equestrian accounts on X, including British Dressage and Horse & Hound, positively celebrated Sadie Smith's hat-trick of gold medals at the NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships, highlighting her wins on Times Oddjob (71.34%) and Times Rococo (76.94% and 73.76%) across multiple classes. Coverage noted her flawless performance over the week at Addington Equestrian. Additional mentions of other winners like Emily Baldwin showed enthusiasm for the event. No negative, skeptical, or user-generated opinions with significant engagement were found.

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