The week's highlights from the HITS Chicago Summertime III show include a bunch of top-three finishes for Canada's Jonathon Millar.

Tiffany Hammock captures the blue ribbon in the $50,000 John Deere Grand Prix with Crack Elle Chavannaise; Jonathon Millar second in $2,500 Open Welcome.

Featured jumper competition in Virginia culminated in the $20,000 Purina Animal Nutrition Grand Prix on Sunday, won by Rosales and Voigtsdorfs Quonschbob.

Jordan Coyle dominated Week II of the USEF-Rated hunter and jumper competition, landing a one-two finish in the $100,000 HITS Grand Prix.

McLain Ward wins $100,000 Grand Prix, Canadian Mario Deslauriers and Amsterdam 27 second as the delayed series is given permission to proceed.

Tracy Fenney and Carlee McCutcheon win feature classes; Canada's Jonathon Millar earns top placings in Wednesday's Open Welcome.

Sharn Wordley and Kelly Farmer shine as the series wraps up at Lamplight Equestrian Center with a full slate of hunter and jumper competition.

Riders rose to the occasion with safety protocols in place, great competition in both the hunter and jumper rings, and a week of great weather.

HITS Chicago at Lamplight Equestrian Center has the green light to hold horse shows again, with social distancing, mask wearing and other safety protocols.

HITS Chicago is moving to Lamplight Equestrian Center in Wayne, Illinois; season start date is dependent on coronavirus situation.