Equiery World Travelers, continued...
T ey fi nished the competition with a fault-free show jumping round to move into fourth place. Lillian told the USEF, “My
experience at Millstreet was spectacular. T e venue was top-notch and the people were wonderful and welcoming.” She added, “My horse performed very well in all three phases. I had hoped for a better dressage score, but it gave me all the more motivation to claw my way back up the leaderboard.”
Kimi Fleming, Olivia Owens, Bella Pellet, Aidan Doud and Libby Butler in Ireland
Games in Ireland and Wales T is summer, Aidan Doud (Annapolis), Bella
Pellet (Frederick) and Kimi Fleming (Frederick) joined Olivia Owen (Tennessee) and Libby Butler (Tennessee) on the U.S. Mounted Games Association Under 17 team that traveled to the 2016 World Championships in Ireland. After the championships, Bella and Kimi went to Wales to compete in the 2016 World Individual Championships. Below are photos from their trip. Check out T e Equiery’s Facebook page for a video of the trip as well!
Lillian Heard and LCC Barnaby place fourth at Millstreet CCI3* in Ireland.
Kimi Fleming competing
The team sightseeing in Northern Ireland
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