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$30,000 LONGINES LEADING RIDER CHALLENGE
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Richie Moloney |
337.5 |
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Catherine Tyree |
239.5 |
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Mclain Ward |
226 |
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Richie Moloney Wins $300,000 Hampton Classic Grand Prix, Presented by Longines
Wins Longines Rider Challenge for Third Time In one of the most exciting jump-off rounds in the 41-year history of the Hampton Classic, Richie Moloney (IRL) blazed around the course on Carrabis Z, owned by Equinimity, LLC, to claim the top prize in the $300,000 Hampton Classic Grand Prix, presented by Longines. "It's special, it's a great show and always a great crowd here," said Moloney. "We try to have our horses in top form for this week. It means a lot to win the Grand Prix here. My horse has been amazing, this is his fourth grand prix win. It's very good to have him and I'm lucky to have my owners at Equinimity, and a great staff. I'm just thankful, without all of those people this wouldn't be possible." Richie Moloney
Katherine Strauss Tops $25,000 Campbell Stables Show Jumping Derby at Hampton Classic
Strauss also named Junior Jumper Champion Local rider Katherine Strauss won the $25,000 Campbell Stables Show Jumping Derby defeating Cloe Hymowitz, of New York, NY, in a two-horse jump-off from a field of 24 entries at the 41st annual Hampton Classic Horse Show. "It feels great, said the Southampton, NY, resident. "I have been working with my horse for a long time and it feels really great to have this result. I adjusted my approach to riding him and it's had a great outcome, so I'm really happy." Katherine Strauss and Capacity Win $25,000 Campbell Stables Show Jumping Derby Photo credit: Shawn McMillen Strauss went first in the jump-off on Capacity, owned by Katherine Strauss, LLC, and was on track for a fast clear
Jordyn Rose Freedman Shines in Bright Side Farm Equitation Championship at Hampton Classic Horse Show
Lauren Fischer wins $15,000 Carolex Junior/Amateur-Owner Jumper Classic Jordyn Rose Freedman, of Longmeadow, MA, topped a field of 29 entries to win the prestigious Bright Side Farm Equitation Championship at the 41st annual Hampton Classic Horse Show. Lucy Deslauriers of New York, NY, placed second and Mckayla Langmeier of East Granby, CT, finished third. Jordyn Rose Freedman and Finnick Win Bright Side Farm Equitation Championship Photo credit: Shawn McMillen Freedman secured the win on Finnick with two consistently high scores receiving an 88 in the final round and the second best score of 87 in the first. Since the top 15 riders returned in reverse order of merit, Freedman went 14th, which was
Mattias Tromp Trumps the Competition to Win $50,000 Longines Cup at Hampton Classic Horse Show
Mattias Tromp (USA) trumped the competition to win the $50,000 Longines Cup at the 41st annual Hampton Classic Horse Show riding Avon, owned by Beyaert Farm, Inc. Pablo Mejia Villa (COL) was second on his Reglisse Top and Catherine Tyree (USA) was third on Enjoy Louis, owned by Mary and Joseph Tyree. There is an important horse show scheduling update for Sunday. Due to weather forecasts, the horse show is moving the Campbell Stables Show Jumping Derby to 9:00 am and the Hampton Classic Grand Prix, presented by Longines, will now start at 12:30 pm. The horse show intends to keep the shopping area open until 5:00 pm. The Hermes Hunter Classic will run as scheduled, at 10:00 am in the Anne Aspinall Ring. Mattias Tromp and
