One horse eliminated and one other held at Bramham Horse Trials first trot-up

Bramham Horse Trials first trot-up: Atout Coeur Theod was eliminated
Sylvain Davesne and Atout Coeur Theod at the Bramham Horse Trials first trot-up.
(Image credit: Peter Nixon)

One horse was eliminated at the Bramham Horse Trials first trot-up this evening (8 June).

Atout Coeur Theod, ridden by France’s Sylvain Davesne and owned by Dominique and Daniel Cante and Beatrice and Sylvain Davesne, was sent to the holding box when he was first presented and then spun when he was re-presented.

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