Power and Soladoun scored 30.9 in the opening Dressage phase and at that stage held second position behind Cathal Daniels with Barrichello. Time penalties of 2.4 Cross Country, however, saw Daniels eventually finish as runner-up on 31.5 behind Power and Soladoun, while Daniels also took third place with Alcatraz on a score of 38.5.

The CCI3*-S went to Brian Morrison and Global Faerlie Flashy. The pair completed their Dressage on 27.3, just ahead of Sam Watson in runner-up spot with the Irish Sport Horse Imperial Sky (ISH) on 28.3, with Cathal Daniels also taking third in this competition with Shannondale Mari (ISH) on a score of 28.6.

Sarah Ennis took the winner’s prize in the CCI2*-S with Lisanley (ISH) on a score of 28.4, marginally ahead of Fraser Duffy and Hollypark Neptune (ISH) in runner-up spot on 28.8. Duffy also claimed third place with Designer Fernhill on 29.3.

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The International event rider and the son of High Roller were one of 15 combinations from a start list of 86 to make it through to the jump-off round.

Drawn midway through the final round, the winners of last year’s Theraplate Championship at the Dublin Horse Show, clocked 39.50 seconds to claim the top prize of €4,000.

Doonaverragh O One has previously delivered many results for Power and was instrumental in her gaining her place in the International arena in Dublin Horse Show.

Jonathan Smyth, riding Crysal Tom, took the runner-up position, stopping the timers at 40.66 seconds, fractionally ahead of Raphael Jnr Lee and Captain Marko in third in a time of 40.97 seconds.

Former World Showjumping Champion, Dermott Lennon with his own Athletix Hero Z claimed fourth position in 41.23 seconds, ahead of Jenny Rankin and Gentleman-Time in fifth (41.70 secs.).

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