, Jacqueline Steffens of Harriston, Ont., and Victoria’s Ali Ramsay will face off against top national show jumping teams from Ireland, Mexico, U.S.A., Israel, and Australia at the $400,000 Longines FEI Nations Cup event at tbird. Canada won the Longines FEI Nations Cup that was held pre-pandemic at Thunderbird in 2019.
“Tiffany’s roots are here, so it’s coming full circle,” said Chris Pack, the president and operations manager of tbird. “Tiffany really is a role model for every rider growing up in B.C. To see you can go from being a working student to the top of the sport is amazing, encouraging. It is the ultimate story.”
Canada’s Eric Lamaze riding Fine Lady 5 during the BMO Nations’ Cup at the Spruce Meadows Masters in Calgary on Saturday, September 11, 2021.“Eric brings a whole new level of enthusiasm to the team and his energy is infectious. His health has forced an early retirement for his riding, but I think we are all benefiting from him immersing himself in his new role,” said Foster.
Tiffany Foster, left, and Amy Millar discuss strategy with Canadian team chef d’équipe Eric Lamaze during a Nations Cup event recently in La Boule, France. Foster and Lamaze will be in Langley at Thunderbird Show Park for a Nations Cup event on June 5. Photo credit: Cealy TetleyIn the Nations Cup, each team’s four horse-rider combinations jump a course of 12 obstacles that reach a maximum height of 1.60 metres and a maximum width of two metres.
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