Houghton Hall proves a happy hunting ground for home talent written by Eleanore Kelly A team consisting of multi-medalled riders and young talent, scored a home win at Houghton Hall, in the second leg of the FEI Eventing Nations Cup. Team GB finished on a three-phase score of 114.0 penalties, a narrow margin over an all-female US team in second on 117.9. Sweden, another all-female quartet, were not far behind on 122.0 penalties, and are now Series leaders on 160 points after a third placing in the first leg, Pratoni…
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