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Estatua de sumo asusta a los caballos de equitación en Tokio 2020
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Tokyo 2020: Irish in action on Day 14
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Estatua de sumo asusta a los caballos de equitación en Tokio 2020
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Irish in action
2.47am Stephanie Meadow – Women’s Individual Strokeplay Golf Round 1.
7am Tanya Watson – Women’s 10m Platform Diving preliminary round.
11am Bertram Allen, Cian O’Connor and Darragh Kenny – Jumping Individual Equestrian Final.
Where to watch
RTÉ will have coverage from 1am until 3.30pm as Jacqui Hurley presents athletics and park skateboarding overnight.
Then from 9am, Peter Collins present further coverage of day 12 in Tokyo, with athletics, track cycling and show jumping.
Medal events: 17
Artistic swimming (duet), athletics (women’s 400m hurdles, women’s 3,000m steeplechase, men’s hammer, men’s 800m, men’s 200m), boxing (men’s light-heavy), cycling (men’s team pursuit), equestrian (individual), marathon swimming (women), sailing (women’s 470, men’s 470), skateboarding (women’s park), weightlifting (men’s +109kg), wrestling (women’s freestyle 62kg, men’s Greco-Roman 67kg, men’s Greco-Roman 87kg).
The jump, which is the 10th on a 14-obstacle course, features a life-like and life-sized squatting sumo that faces away from the horses as they approach. “As you come around, you see a big guy’s (butt),” Charles told the AP. It also features an elaborate array of pink cherry blossom flowers.
“It is very realistic,” Israel’s
Teddy Vlock told the AP. “It does look like a person, and that’s a little spooky. You know, horses don’t want to see a guy, like, looking intense next to a jump, looking like he’s ready to fight you.”