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KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Equestrian Federation of Jamaica (EFJ) is congratulating Tegan Vincent-Cooke and her horse, Stolen Kiss, on their historic achievement as the first Jamaican Para Dressage combination to compete at World Championship level, following their participation in the 2026 FEI World Championships in Aachen, Germany, in August.
Vincent-Cooke, who competes in Grade I Para Dressage, represented Jamaica on one of equestrian sport’s biggest international stages, scoring 63.58 per cent in the Individual Grand Prix A competition on August 19 and 61.542 per cent in the Grand Prix B two days later.
Grade I Para Dressage is designated for riders with the most significant physical impairments, with all competitive movements in each test performed with the horse at the walk. Para Dressage has five grades, from Grade I to Grade V, with the latter being for riders with the least impairment.
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