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Cross Country Day at the Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event Kim Severson Maintains Lead Following Cross-Country at Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event CCI**** The winners in 2002, Severson and Winsome Andante, had posted a dressage score of 37 penalty points on Friday to put them well into the lead from a starting field of 44 entries. A perfect cross-country performance meant nothing was added to it, allowing Severson to maintain her position atop the 33 horse-rider combinations that completed Saturday’s challenging test. “He handed all the questions so well, it was liking having my best friend back,” said an elated Severson, 30, of the 11-year-old English thoroughbred gelding owned by Plain Dealing Farm, Inc. After contributing to the Team Gold Medal effort at the 2002 World Equestrian Games in Jerez, Spain, Severson was unable to complete a three day event in 2003 with Winsome Andante when she broke her leg in the spring and then the horse underwent colic surgery in the fall. |
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Lexington,
KY—April 24, 2004—With a penalty-free cross-country performance,
Kim Severson of Keene, VA, maintained her lead following the second
of three phases at the CCI**** Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event, presented
by Bayer, running April 22-25, at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington,
KY.
