Jill Terceira, one of two Bermuda riders vying for the show jumping spot for London 2012, has met the qualifying standard on her second horse Lakvels.Terceira, who has already achieved the Olympic standard on her mount Bernadien, qualified with Lakvels at a show in Aalst, Belgium last week, giving her another option should she be selected.Bermuda Equestrian Federation (BEF) are braced for another tough decision on whether Terceira or Patrick Nisbett represent the Island in at the Olympics.With Bermuda allowed just one show jumper to compete in London, a spot earned by Terceira at last year’s Pan Am Games, the BEF have until June 17, the Olympic deadline, to break the news to the riders.BEF president, Michael Cherry, said: “This is fantastic news emphasising the fact that Bermuda’s riders are ready to challenge at the highest level in equestrian sport.”