The US rider has regained the number-one spot in the Longines Jumping Rankings after claiming the World Cup Final title in Fort Worth.
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The maple leaf was well-represented on the podium, with Chris Pratt taking first place in the $181,200 5* Qualifier, and Erynn Ballard close behind.
The first CSI5* class took place at Campo Marte over Anderson Lima's colourful course; Erynn Ballard is flying the flag for Canada.
The US rider dominated the competition once again in the second round, this time aboard the good mare Greya.
The US rider took three classes on the final day of the Doha Equestrian Tour in Qatar; Scott Brash (GBR) named overall CSI4*/5* series winner.
Other discussions included proposed changes to Olympic showjumping regulations, increasing audience engagement, and horse welfare.
After a sensational season of qualifiers, the stage is set for the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Final in Fort Worth, Texas.
The Irish rider made his first grand prix win at WEF a really big one, crediting his “incredible athlete” with the victory.
Fresh off his Nations Cup victory the day before, the US rider topped the international field in the $200,000 JTWG Inc. CSIO4* Grand Prix.
The Dutch rider piloted Grandorado TN N.O.P. to victory in the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup at Gothenburg.
