“We’ll go home [from here], and [Milano] will have a little bit of an easy week next week, and then we’ll be at Del Mar for the [Longines FEI World Cup Jumping™ Del Mar]. Then, we’ll definitely make it out to Las Vegas. I don’t know if we’ll make it out to Calgary, but we’re going to keep plugging away one [show] at a time. This is still new for Milano, too—the indoor shows.”
Jenni McAllister (USA) — 2nd
“[Legis Touch the Sun] is growing up. He’s just turning 11, which is still pretty young, and he’s a very big horse. He’s maturing, and every year he learns one more thing. Every year, he just takes that next step.”
“I tried to sneak inside a fence to the in-and-out [in the jump-off], and it didn’t work out for me. I knew I had to be extra fast [to catch Porter].”
Richard Spooner (USA) — 3rd
“I couldn’t be much happier [with Chatinus]. I could be two places happier; that’s about it! He was spectacular.”
“I’m over the moon with how fast the relationship has come along.”
tandings: Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping North American League — West Coast
1. Jenn Serek (CAN) 29
2. Sayre Happy (USA) 26
3. Jamie Barge (USA) 25
4. Mandy Porter (USA) 22
5. Chris Surbey (CAN) 17
5. Jenni McAllister (USA) 17
7. Richard Spooner (USA) 15
8. Laura Jane Tidball (CAN) 15
9. Ali Ramsay (CAN) 12
9. John Perez (COL) 12
Full standings can be viewed here
Standings: Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping North American League — East Coast
1. Conor Swail (IRL) 20
1. Devin Ryan (USA) 20
1. Isabelle Lapierre (CAN) 20
4. Keean White (CAN) 20
5. McLain Ward (USA) 17
6. Alison Robitaille (USA) 16
7. Heather Caristo-Williams (USA) 15
7. Jack Towell (USA) 15
9. Brianne Goutal (USA) 13
9. Juan Manuel Gallego (COL) 13
Full standings can be viewed here