Can you imagine that the equestrian medal at the National Horse Show turned out to be a woman? ?

The Royal Horse Show 2017 came to a close in Toronto. Surprisingly, the winner of the national championship came from Loretto resident Mackenzie Wray
Like many contestants, Wray's winning road is not as easy to win as it was on November 8 and 9, when Wray, 18, and once-winner of the nation's best equestrian prize in four districts 16 players face to face the game.

During the match, her performance won the highest score of 85 during the league's tablet and gymnastics stages and won the match,and get the medal

Wray is very confident about this competition. As an excellent equestrian veteran and as a leader in the jumping stage, she has to make perfect 10 jumps and 13 hard workovers, including a challenge Play the three parts of the curve, step by step to complete the hope of entering the top four rankings.

Eventually, she was fortunate enough to keep her position in the top four tests and to gain the advantage for the final, in which she performed normally and successfully as she thought , Won the championship, added another gold medal to her equestrian road

As a veteran horseman with many years of experience, in her experience, the tablet and gymnastics stages are the hardest because there are too many moves to remember, but this is also the most important thing to win the medal and win the medal

Self-confidence is the most important and necessary condition for a participant. It plays a vital role in the psychological function of the participant. Wray has such self-confidence that at any time and any place, Herself and her horse have a strong self-confidence, her horse played very good in this year's competition

She won a lot of honors on Wray's Equestrian Road, and she was also named last year's OHJA Medal of 2017 category, she also won the Grand Total Rider title and Matthew Mali Award . These medals and these honors are all Wray's affirmations, medals are available to everyone, but there is a bitter and awesome story behind everyone's medal.