Blyth Tait - Olympic Record

Olympic Record

  • 1992: individual bronze; team silver (both on Messiah)
  • 1996: individual gold (on Ready Teddy); team bronze (on Chesterfield)
  • 2000: individual did not finish (on Welton Envoy); team did not finish (on Ready Teddy)
  • 2004: individual 18th; team 5th (both on Ready Teddy)

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