7-year-old Equestrian prodigy Qinn Luden takes 4 wins at the SANESA show
At just 7 years old, Qinn Luden has already made a name for herself in the competitive world of equestrian sports.
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Qinn Luden, a talented young equestrian, recently made a splash at the Sanesa equestrian show held at Kyalami Park Club.
At just 7 years old, Qinn has already established herself as a force to be reckoned with in the competitive world of equestrian sports.
Qinn’s passion for riding began at the tender age of two and she has been honing her skills ever since. Her dedication and hard work paid off in a big way at the show where she won an impressive four out of six classes.
Riding her trusty pony Macqmac Sir Galahad, Qinn took top honours in performance riding, working riding, dressage, and equitation classes. She also had two clear rounds for jumping in the other two classes on her pony Macqmac Blue Knight.
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Her success at the show is a testament to her skill and talent as a young rider. It takes years of practice and dedication to achieve the level of proficiency that Qinn has demonstrated, and her performance at the show is a clear indication that she has what it takes to succeed in this highly competitive sport.
Qinn’s achievement is not just the result of her own hard work and dedication. She is also fortunate to have the support of her family and trainers, who have been instrumental in helping her to achieve her goals.
Her mother Dominique Luden said, “We are extremely proud of her and her determination and grit for such a little person.”
Her parents, in particular, have been a constant source of encouragement and support for their daughter. They have recognised her talent and passion for riding from a young age and have done everything in their power to help her pursue her dreams.
As Qinn continues to grow and develop as a rider, there is no doubt that she will continue to make waves in the world of equestrian sports. Her talent and dedication are sure to take her far.
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