The Course of 1st Individual Course of the Pan American Games
Saturday, July 25, 2015 | Mary Phelps
A total of 35 riders will kick off the final individual competition for the last day of the 2015 Toronto Pan American Games. They will be negotiating two totally different courses. Only three riders from each country are allowed to move forward to the finals which allows more countries to be represented. They will face their toughest test today with the first course taking place at 11:00 followed by a lunch break.
Then the second course is schedule for 2:30. The course includes a double and triple combination as well as a water jumper, liverpools and lots of technical questions. Fences will be set up to the maximum allowed and will include lots of airy jumps and some narrow fences.
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