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Top ten at World Young Horse Championships for Simone Pearce

Australian dressage rider Simone Pearce has finished sixth with Dancier Gold in the 6-year-old Final at the FEI/WBFSH World Breeding Dressage Championships for Young Horses, scoring a huge 84.4%...

Adele Severs

Published 29 Aug 2021

Simone Pearce and Dancier Gold, pictured here at a previous event.

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Top ten at World Young Horse Championships for Simone Pearce

By Equestrian Life

Australian dressage rider Simone Pearce has finished sixth with Dancier Gold in the 6-year-old Final at the FEI/WBFSH World Breeding Dressage Championships for Young Horses, scoring a huge 84.4%.

The pair took on the word’s very best young horses, with highlights of their work being 8.8s for both the trot and walk.

The Final was won by Charlotte Fry and Kjento on 96%, scoring 10s for trot, canter, submission and perspective.

Simone will now ride Quando Unico in today’s Seven-year-old Final at 2.30pm local time, 10.30pm AEST.

Start lists and results can be found here, while all the action can be streamed via Clip My Horse TV.

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