Team Canada in action on Day 9 at London 2012

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Posted August 5, 2012 9:17 am.

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SPORT: EQUESTRIAN

Team Jumping
Ian Millar (Perth, Ont.)
Eric Lamaze (Montreal, Que.)
Jill Henselwood (Ottawa, Ont.)
Tiffany Foster (Vancouver, B.C.,)

What You Should Know: All four Canadian riders advanced on the opening day of individual jumping Saturday. Lamaze had the top performance of all the Canadians with a penalty-free round with his new horse, Derly Chin de Muze. His legendary stallion, Hickstead, died during a competition in Novemeber and some worried he may not be able to make the adjustment at London 2012.

To read the whole story, visit CTVOlympics.ca

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