The US rider dominated the competition over three rounds with two extraordinary mares to claim the title in Fort Worth.

The US rider dominated the competition once again in the second round, this time aboard the good mare Greya.

The rich grand prix had not been won by an American in seven years, but Farrington and his great grey mare stormed to victory in a five-horse jump-off.

CHI Geneva was the scene of two prestigious 5* Rolex events, the €535,000 IJRC Top 10 Final and the €1.2 million Grand Prix.

Kent Farrington continued his 2025 blitz by winning the $200,000 Grand Prix; a number of Canadians fared well over the four-day show.

The US rider is having an incredible season, with victories in 25 FEI classes aboard seven different horses ‒ so far.

Aboard the 'more mature' mare, the US rider won back-to-back $340,000 Longines FEI World Cup events at Traverse City.

The prolific winner struck again in the $340,000 B&D Builders CSI5* Grand Prix at Traverse City, this time on the good mare Greya.

"She’s a boss mare — she runs the stable and is in charge and very confident in herself,” said the US rider after their CSI5* grand prix victory.

The US rider piloted the good mare and "alpha horse" Greya to another massive payday under the ‘Saturday Night Lights’ at WEF.