Jayden Brown has finished fourth with WillingaPark Quincy B in the CDI4* Grand Prix Freestyle at Royal Windsor Horse Show, scoring 74.415%.
Against the stunning backdrop of Windsor Castle, Jayden and Quincy produced a terrific test that saw consistent scores across the board from all five judges – with one even placing them at the top the list.
The class was won by Great Britain’s Emile Faurie and Bellevue on 76.28%, with compatriot Lewis Carrier in second aboard Diego V on 75.165%. Caroline Chew of Singapore finished third riding Blue Hors Zatchmo, scoring 74.995%.
On Wednesday, Jayden and Quincy contested the CDI4* Grand Prix for eighth place.
WillingaPark Quincy B (Quaterback x Desperados) is owned by Terry Snow and is currently one of several Willinga Park horses based with Jayden in the UK. Quincy is being campaigned for Paris Olympic team selection and already has several impressive scores on the board.
In the May issue of Equestrian Life, Roger Fitzhardinge caught up with Jayden to find out more about their time in the UK, and you can read the interview here.
