Alexandra Bratt wins Equissage Discovery Regional Final

Alexandra Bratt from Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire took first place in the Equissage Discovery Regional Final, held at the Midland Counties Show last weekend. The Championship Final will take place at the BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping.

 

Alexandra riding her own seven year old bay mare, Varadox jumped three clear rounds in a jump off time of 47.96 seconds. Second place went to Charlotte McKain from Powick, Worcestershire riding her own six year old bay mare Tinkabelle. Charlotte had four faults in the jump off in a time of 43.24 seconds. Third place went to Nikki Freeman from Rugeley, Staffordshire riding Kelly Bird’s five year old bay mare, Lanbado Supreme. Nikki had eight faults in the jump off in a time of 45.48 seconds.

 

 

1^st Alexandra Bratt riding Varadox – 0/0/0 47.96 seconds

2^nd Charlotte McKain riding Tinkabelle VII– 0/0/4 43.24 seconds

3^rd Nikki Freeman riding Lanbado Supreme – 0/0/8 45.48 seconds

4^th Holly Gillott riding Ginger Spice III – 0/4 41.05 seconds

5^th Cal Freeman riding Sweet Candillo – 0/4 41.92 seconds

6^th Joanne Smyth riding Northern Dance Allnight – 0/4 41.55 seconds

 

 

 

EQUISSAGE is an equine physiotherapy system which helps horses and ponies of all ages, sizes, fitness levels and competition ability. The system has been developed by Niagara Healthcare Plc whose products have been used on humans for both injuries and mobility for more than 50 years. The Equissage pad gives a deep cycloidal massage to the whole horse and due to the unique action of the therapy, the pad actively improves circulation, eases and tones muscles, and promotes lymphatic drainage.