Fifth-place finish for Ireland at five-star Hickstead event
The Irish Show Jumping team finished fifth at the five-star Longines FEI Nations Cup of Britain at Hickstead, where just one fence separated the top six teams at the finish.
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The Irish Show Jumping team finished fifth at the five-star Longines FEI Nations Cup of Britain at Hickstead, where just one fence separated the top six teams at the finish.
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