Yasmin Ingham and Banzai du Loir. Photograph by Abby Powell.
By now, the eventing world is nicely aware of the title Yasmin Ingham.
Possibly as a U.S.-based fan you first heard of the charming younger girl from the tiny Isle of Man when she made a primary journey to the 2022 Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Occasion, ending second to 2010 WEG gold medalist Michael Jung.
Possibly you remembered the title when she pulled off what was nonetheless a decisive upset regardless of the accolades she’d collected to that time, taking the complete spoils of final yr’s FEI Eventing World Championships.
Or, perhaps you had been eager to know who can be on the radar in a number of years’ time, quietly amassing outcomes on the Junior and Younger Rider ranges earlier than arriving on the worldwide stage — so that you had been already within the know when she turned a family title.
Both means — Yasmin has established herself as an eventing drive to be reckoned with, and EN’s Ema Klugman dug up this wonderful discover of Yasmin competing (and, shock, profitable the gold medal) on the 2013 FEI European Eventing Championships for Ponies. This was simply Yasmin’s second FEI competitors, and he or she would end on her dressage mark with the Irish pony Craig Mor Tom. Watch and luxuriate in!
Autor Sally Spickard
