The pair won the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup North American League Washington with one of only two double-clears in the class.

Kent Farrington piloted the speedy mare to win the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup; Erynn Ballard was 10th with De Flor 111 Z Santa Rosa.

The German team pipped Denmark for the win and also the 2024 series title, with all three riders scoring above 70%.

The Danish squad excelled in what was essentially a 'dry run' for the Paris Olympics; Sweden finished second and France third.

It was a St. Patrick's Day victory for the Irish rider with an exciting new ride owned by Ariel Grange and scouted by Jeroen Dubbeldam.

The annual event took place during the AGDF in Wellington; Canada was fourth behind the US and Sweden with no drop score.

The Canadian and Lehar were edged by her coach Conor Swail riding Count Me In in the $226,000 event; she now sits 3rd in the NA standings.

Riding Brego R'n B in their first World Cup victory, the pair edged Germany's Rene Dittmer and Corsica X over Bernardo Costa Cabral's course.

The Irish rider guided the speedy mare Chardonnay to victory to claim the early lead in the North American League standings.

The Group C region qualifier took place in Prague (CZE); qualification continues at the FEI Jumping European Championship in Milano.