Jan Byyny Is Back With A Win

Jan Byyny riding her own Dutch Warmblood gelding, Why Not, lead from start to finish in the Open Preliminary-A division at Paradise Farm Horse Trials in Aiken, SC. Jan and Why Not added only 2 time penalties to finish on a score of 27.9. Arden Wildasin took the top two spots in the JYOP while Jennifer Brannigan and Indie won the Open Preliminary-B division and Candace Tribe earned the blue in the Preliminary Rider Division.

Final Scores | Leslie Mintz/USEA Photo

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Jan Byyny Is Back With A Win

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