Trade named for British eventing squad for Paris Olympics

Yasmin Ingham and Banzai Du Loir were named because the exchange for the British eventing workforce on the Paris Olympics.

The preliminary squad announcement launched the 4 British riders and horses with out specifying which 3 pairs made up the workforce and which can act act because the exchange, but it surely has now been showed that global champions Yasmin and Banzai Du Loir are the exchange mixture. The original Olympic eventing layout introduced in for the ultimate Olympics in Tokyo lets in for the exchange to be swapped in if essential ahead of any of the 3 exams, underneath positive cases, at a price of 20 consequences to the workforce ranking.

The total British eventing squad for the Paris Olympics, together with exchange, is composed of:

Ros Canter with 12-year-old gelding Lordships Graffalo
Homeowners: Michele and Archie Saul
Breeder: Lordships Stud Writtle Faculty (GBR)
Breeding: by way of Grafenstolz, out of a mare by way of Rock King
Groom: Sarah Charnley

Laura Collett with 15-year-old London 52
Homeowners: Karen Bartlett, Keith Scott and rider
Breeder: Ocke Riewerts (GER)
Breeding: by way of Landos, out of a mare by way of Quinar
Groom: Tilly Hughes

Tom McEwen with 13-year-old JL Dublin
Homeowners: Jo and James Lambert and Deirdre Johnston
Breeder: Volker Göttsche-Götze (GER)
Breeding: by way of Diarado, out of a mare by way of Cantano
Groom: Adam Brief

Trade

Yasmin Ingham with 13-year-old Banzai Du Loir
Homeowners: Janette Chinn and The Sue Davies Fund
Breeder: Pierre Gouye (FRA)
Breeding: by way of Nouma D’Auzay out of a mare by way of Livarot
Groom: Alison Bell

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