NOVEMBER 2022 THE RIDER /25 Section 2


Canadian Show Jumping Team Competes in Morocco


Sara Tindale Double Clear in Nations’ Cup Debut


Rabat, Morocco – The Canadian Show Jumping Team finished seventh in the Nations’ Cup team competi- tion held on Sunday, Octo- ber 16, during CSIO4*-W Rabat, Morocco. Susan Horn, Kyle


Timm, Sara Tindale, and Beth Underhill formed the Canadian show jumping team with both Horn and Tindale making their Na- tions’ Cup debuts. Canada faced off against nine other nations over the two-round outdoor competition. Timm, 33, of Calgary,


AB, was the first rider on course with Farezzo, a 12- year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding (Arezzo VDL x Van Gogh) owned by Adam Pearsall and Torrey Pines Stable Inc. The pair ap- peared to be making easy work of the course until the ‘b’ element of the triple combination fell at fence 11 followed by the final fence for a total of eight faults. Re- turning for


the second


round, Timm and Farezzo again incurred two rails plus two time faults for exceed- ing the 75-second time al- lowed. Tindale, 20, of Camp-


bellville, ON, was the star of the show for Canada riding Elco van hof ter Naillen owned by Tindale Farms. In the pair’s senior Nations’ Cup debut, Tindale and the 12-year-old chestnut Bel- gian Sport Horse gelding (Elvis ter Putte x Toulon)


Kyle Timm of Calgary, AB, and Farezzo, owned by Adam Pearsall and Torrey Pines Stable Inc. Photo by Stefano Grasso for Morocco Royal Tour


jumped double clear over the course set by Gregory Bodo of France. Tindale was one of only two competitors to accomplish the feat, with the other double-clear per- formance coming from So- phie Hinners


riding


Churchill 48 for the winning German side. “It


felt absolutely


amazing,” said Tindale of her performance. “My horse tried his hardest today; I couldn’t have asked any more from him. I got him mid-summer last year and we formed a partnership quite quickly. He’s instilled a lot of confidence in me for jumping bigger tracks. I’m proud of my horse, my team, and everyone who helped get me here. To go in and jump double clear for your country – you can’t replicate


that feeling!” Tindale, who trains


with Underhill, has been based at Torrey Pines Stable in Belgium alongside her coach since April. In August, she and Elco van hof ter Naillen represented Canada at the 2022 North American Youth Championships held in Traverse City, MI, where they won a team bronze medal and placed eighth in- dividually in the Young Rid- ers’ division. “Being able to spend


this summer in Europe at Torrey Pines with Eric Lamaze and Beth Underhill has been an incredible op- portunity and one that I’m so thankful for,” said Tindale. “You compete against the best in the world in every single class in Europe, no matter what level you’re


showing at. There are so many opportunities over here to gain experience and grow as a rider. It’s pushed me to become a better rider both mentally and physi- cally. It’s been amazing. I wouldn’t trade this experi- ence for anything in the world.” Like Tindale, Horn, 38,


of Bolton, ON, was also making her Nations’ Cup debut for Canada. Having incurred 12 faults in the opening


round riding


Dominka van de Lu- cashoeve, a 13-year-old grey Belgian Sport Horse mare (Cardento 933 x Chin Chin), the pair rebounded to pro- duce a clear effort on their second tour of the track. Underhill, 60, of Mul-


mur, ON, was making her third appearance at the inter- national level with the newly acquired Mademoiselle-A, a 10-year-old grey Belgian Warmblood mare (Corland x Cardento 933) owned by Rein Family LLC and Tor- rey Pines Stable Inc. The Canadian Olympian and Mademoiselle-A incurred 16 faults in both rounds to pro- vide the drop scores for Canada, who counted the best three scores from each round toward the team total. With 20 faults in the


opening round and a further 10 added in round two, Canada finished on a final score of 30 faults. Germany claimed vic-


Susan Horn of Bolton, ON, and Dominka van de Lucashoeve, owned by Kingsfield Farm. Photo by Stefano Grasso for Morocco Royal Tour


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