The Paris Paralympics dressage times for Wednesday’s (4 September) grade IV and V individual tests are now available. It’ll be the second day of competition, with the individual tests for grade I, II and III having taken place today (3 September).
Britain’s Natasha Baker and Dawn Chorus won bronze in the grade III, the USA’s Rebecca Hart and Floratina won gold, and the Netherlands’ Rixt van der Horst and Royal Fonq took silver.
Georgia Wilson and Sakura also won bronze in the grade II. Fiona Howard and Diamond Dunes were the runaway winners for the USA, while Denmark’s Katrine Kristensen and Goerklintgaards Quater won silver.
The top eight combinations from each grade qualify for Saturday’s (7 September) freestyle, meaning all the British combinations have made it through. However, Ireland’s Micheal Murphy, who placed ninth in grade I, as well as Kate Kerr-Horan and Jessica McKenna, who finished ninth and 10th in grade III, have not qualified.
The competition restarts with the Netherlands’ Sanne Voets and Demantur in grade IV at 10am local time (9am British time).
The Netherland’s Demi Haerkens and Daula at 10.27am local time (9.27am British time) in grade IV
The USA’s Kate Shoemaker and Vianne at 11.58am local time (10.58am British time) in grade IV
Belgium’s Michele George and Best Of 8 at 1.49pm local time (12.49pm British time) in grade V
Ireland’s Sarah Slattery and Savona at 2.35pm local time (1.35pm British time) in grade V
Paralympics dressage times – complete list of grade IV & V individual tests
The full times are listed below.
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Oscar joined Horse & Hound in October 2023 and is the magazine’s dressage editor and sports manager, overseeing coverage of equestrian sport. After studying equine science at Myerscough College, he spent four years working for leading dressage rider Emile Faurie, competing at the 2015 National Dressage Championships and travelling with the yard to CDIs including Aachen and Saumur. He holds a master’s degree in Literature from York St John University (2021).
