Millstreet, Ireland – Olivia Dutton (West Grove, Pa.) and Jewelent capped a remarkable final-day charge to claim individual bronze at the inaugural FEI Eventing World Championship U25, at Millstreet International in Co. Cork, Ireland. Dutton and Jewelent, a 2012 Irish Sport Horse gelding (Valent x Roselier), owned by the Jewelent Group and cared for by Emma Tuit, sat in 26th after the dressage phase before climbing into podium contention following an influential cross-country day. The pair delivered a near-flawless show jumping round, adding just 0.4-time penalties in Sunday's final phase to finish the championship on a score of 48.2.

The U.S. finished two other combinations inside of the top ten, with Molly Duda (Menlo Park, Calif.) and Disco Traveler, her own 2010 Oldenburg gelding (Donatelli x Unknown) and cared for by Carine Wancowicz, taking fifth overall on a final score of 49.2, followed by Jack Curtis (Beverly, Mass.) and Luska’s Candy Clover, a 2013 Irish Sport Horse gelding (Sligo Candy Boy x White Clover), owned by Betsy Curtis and cared for by Jason Wood, earning sixth, also on a total of 49.2.

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