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Countdown to the 2016 Rolex IJRC Top 10 Final: Rider no. nine – Scott Brash
[caption id="attachment_6901" align="alignleft" width="150"] Scott Brash with the Rolex IJRC Top Ten trophy on the edge of Lake Geneva. He won this at the Geneva Horse Show riding Hello Sanctos on Friday 12 December 2014[/caption]
In the week leading up towards the Rolex IJRC Top 10 Final in Geneva, World of Showjumping presents the ten riders that will compete. We continue with Scott Brash, who has won the final once before.
Name: Scott Brash
Age: 31 Country: Great Britain
Current world rank (N° 191): No. 13
No. of times in the Rolex IJRC Top 10 Final: Two (2014 and 2015)
Best result in the Rolex IJRC Top 10 Final: Scott won the final in 2014, in Geneva with Hello Sanctos
No. of months in the Top 10 during 2016 (January-November rankings N° 181-N° 191): Ten
Best world rank during 2016: No. 1 (Ranking N° 181)
Thrills from 2016: Winning the $3 Million CP International Grand Prix, presented by Rolex, at Spruce Meadows for a second year in a row riding Ursula XII
Spills from 2016: Missing out on competing at the Olympic Games, as his Rio-candidates Hello Sanctos and Hello M'Lady had been out of action and were unable to reach full fitness in time for Rio
Text © World of Showjumping
In the week leading up towards the Rolex IJRC Top 10 Final in Geneva, World of Showjumping presents the ten riders that will compete. We continue with Scott Brash, who has won the final once before.
Name: Scott Brash
Age: 31 Country: Great Britain
Current world rank (N° 191): No. 13
No. of times in the Rolex IJRC Top 10 Final: Two (2014 and 2015)
Best result in the Rolex IJRC Top 10 Final: Scott won the final in 2014, in Geneva with Hello Sanctos
No. of months in the Top 10 during 2016 (January-November rankings N° 181-N° 191): Ten
Best world rank during 2016: No. 1 (Ranking N° 181)
Thrills from 2016: Winning the $3 Million CP International Grand Prix, presented by Rolex, at Spruce Meadows for a second year in a row riding Ursula XII
Spills from 2016: Missing out on competing at the Olympic Games, as his Rio-candidates Hello Sanctos and Hello M'Lady had been out of action and were unable to reach full fitness in time for Rio
Text © World of Showjumping