Eagle Lion - Eventing Record

Eventing Record

2001

  • 10th Rolex Kentucky Three Day CCI****
  • 3rd North American Beaulieu Classic HT (Advanced)

2000

  • 7th Rolex Kentucky Three Day CCI****
  • 1st Morven Park Spring H.T. (Advanced)
  • 1st Pine Top Farm Spring HT (Advanced)
  • 9th Basingstoke Farms H.T. (AI)

1998

  • 3rd Badminton Horse Trials CCI****
  • 6th Beaulieu North American Classic H.T. (Advanced)
  • 7th Morven Park Spring H.T. (Advanced)

1997

  • 11th Burghley Horse Trials CCI***
  • 8th Badminton Horse Trials CCI****
  • 14th Beaulieu North American Classic H.T. (Advanced)
  • 1st Morven Park Spring H.T. (Advanced)

1996

  • 3rd Fair Hill International Three-Day Event 3S
  • 7th Morven Park H.T. (Advanced)
  • 22nd Beaulieu North American Classic H.T. (Advanced)
  • 14th Morven Park Spring H.T. (Advanced)
  • 14th Sharpton Winter H.T. HT (Intermediate)

1995

  • 1st Badminton Horse Trials 3D CCI****
  • 12th Beaulieu North American Classic H.T. (Advanced)
  • 4th Morven Park Spring H.T. (Advanced)

1994

  • 4th Badminton Horse Trials CCI****

1993

  • 4th Burghley Horse Trials CCI***

1992

  • 1st Fair Hill International Three-Day Event 3S
  • 2nd Pleasant Hollow Farms Inc. H.T. (Advanced)
  • 4th Fair Hill H.T. (Advanced)
  • 1st Loudoun Hunt P.C. Spring H.T. (Intermediate)

1991

  • 8th Radnor Hunt International Three-Day Event 2S
  • 1st Fair Hill H.T. (Intermediate)
  • 6th Millbrook Equestrian Center H.T. (Intermediate)
  • 4th Groton House Farm H.T. (Intermediate)
  • 4th Fair Hill May H.T. (Intermediate)

1990

  • 7th Ledyard Farm 3-Day Event 1S
  • 2nd Millbrook Equestrian Center H.T. (Preliminary)
  • 3rd Pleasant Hollow Farms, Inc. H.T. (Preliminary)
  • 1st Somerset Hills H.T. (Preliminary)

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