Tamsin Addison finishes 12th and Rosemary Gaffney 15th in Paralympic Dressage Individual competition
- 26 August 2021, 15:28
Ireland’s Tamsin Addison and the 10-year-old gelding Fahrenheit have finished 12th overall in today’s Grade V individual Dressage competition at the Paralympic Games in Tokyo. Addison scored 66.405% in a competition where the gold medal went to Belgium’s Michelle George and Best Of 8 on a score of 76.524%.
In the earlier Grade IV competition, Ireland’s Rosemary Gaffney and Werona scored 65.390% on their way to a 15th place finish while Dutch rider Sanne Voets claimed the gold medal with Demantur with a score of 76.585%.
The remaining two Irish Para Dressage athletes, Michael Murphy riding Cleverboy and Kate Kerr-Horan with Serafina T, will perform their individual tests on Friday with the team competition taking place on Saturday and Sunday, followed by the Freestyle Final on Monday.
- Popular
- Latest
Expression of Interest: Hosting a Leg of the Longines EEF Series (2026–2030)
Irish Sport Horses prove to be the choice for many of the top riders.
Sweetnam goes close in Kentucky GP as Swail is on the victory trail
Wormers aren’t the answer to worms – Equine Parasitology Webinar