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Dublin’s a true capital

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Oasby Elite, Lincs

NICOLA WILSON’S ride JL Dublin showed his class to take section A at a star-studded event. With just one four-star long under his girth, the 10-year-old is relatively inexperienced compared to many who lined up.

“It was a privilege to be out competing,” said Nicola, echoing the appreciation everyone felt at being able to access these early elite events, which are operating under special protocols and only open to five-star riders.

Jo and James Lambert and Deirdre Johnston’s JL Dublin was fourth

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