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Kent Farrington speeds to victory at Spruce Meadow's 4th of July ATCO Cup

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 05-07-2018

The ATCO Energy Cup (1.55m) was the second competition of the day and the first chance for riders to earn points in order to qualify for the ATCO Queen Elizabeth II Cup Grand Prix on Saturday. Forty-four horse/rider combinations started the competition in hopes of making it to the winners circle. Fifteen combinations qualified for the jump off and with Eric Lamaze (CAN) advancing two horses to the jump off, you had to be fast. Lamaze posted a quick clear time of 39.80s with Chacco Kid but Kent Farrington (USA) was determined to make it two wins for the USA this Fourth of July. It was Farrington's mount Creedance's first time in the International Ring and he was ready to step up to the plate. The duo were fast and posted a clear round with a quick time of 38.84s. "It's like being at a different venue, your horses get a chance to build a lot of experience" - Kent Farrington (USA) on moving from the Meadows on the Green to the International Ring for the week of. Click Here for Full Results from the ATCO ENERGY Cup 1.55m

The ATCO Energy Cup (1.55m) was the second competition of the day and the first chance for riders to earn points in order to qualify for the ATCO Queen Elizabeth II Cup Grand Prix on Saturday. Forty-four horse/rider combinations started the competition in hopes of making it to the winners circle. Fifteen combinations qualified for the jump off and with Eric Lamaze (CAN) advancing two horses to the jump off, you had to be fast. Lamaze posted a quick clear time of 39.80s with Chacco Kid but Kent Farrington (USA) was determined to make it two wins for the USA this Fourth of July. It was Farrington's mount Creedance's first time in the International Ring and he was ready to step up to the plate. The duo were fast and posted a clear round with a quick time of 38.84s. "It's like being at a different venue, your horses get a chance to build a lot of experience" - Kent Farrington (USA) on moving from the Meadows on the Green to the International Ring for the week of. Click Here for Full Results from the ATCO ENERGY Cup 1.55m

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