Tom Watchman and Jordan Coal added one of the Irish wins in the RDS main field to the pair received by the Irish combination at the 150th Dublin Horse Show.
Twenty -year -old Tom Watchman and Hawaii successfully showed Kolmore successfully in the main field while pursuing the speed of Ongley.
In the last part of the 35 starters in the 1.45M Table C class, the Irish pair became clear in 69.51 seconds, before the leader, Switzerland’s Brian Ballisigar, was riding in the Belle -Belle Du Signiver. Earlier, he had decided to defeat in 69.65 seconds.
The third place went to Dennis Lynch, riding on Katja. German -based combinations stopped the timer with a clean period in 70.10 seconds.
Jordan Coal and Chocolain Win
On Thursday afternoon, the second international class in the main field, the Cavel Palace Hotel Stacks, worth 58,600, went to Jordan Coal with Dairy with Chakolino.
Six combatants representing Ireland, Brazil, Mexico and the United States successfully completed the initial round for development in the jump off.
One of the clear rounds, the president of Trever Brian and the Highland, did not contest the jump, leaving five to go against the clock.
Former Irish chef de Cocape, Rodrigo Pachava, Major Tom, became clear, which set a target of 41.18 seconds.
Coal and his volunteer colleague Choculino brought the crowd to their feet with clearly in 37.19 seconds – a time that would be impossible to defeat.
With Iron Man, Matthew’s Sean O’innar, and Mexico’s Carlos Hong Goriro were riding in H5 Origin Horrata, both of whom had eight mistakes, leaving them fourth and fifth respectively.
The last American rider to go against the clock was McLean Ward, who was riding on the Imperial HBF. Despite his outstanding efforts to black jeling, however, he ended the runner -up with a clear period in 38.56 seconds.
The Aga Khan Nation Cup Day is at the Dublin Horse Show on Friday.
