In the afternoon, the record crowd of more than 8,000 moved from the hazards to the main arena, where Tracy Fenney put the burners on for a win in the $35,700 CSI3* Longines World Ranking Competition. Second in the jump-off order, Fenny and MTM Farm's MTM Reve du Paradis' time of 40.81 was untouchable for the other eight jump-off riders.
"Yesterday my horse was a little naughty, so today I had to stick with the plan for the first round. Going second in the class in the jump-off with all those really good riders behind me, I knew I'd have to do something pretty fast, so I just went for it," Fenney said.
A time of 42.45 gave Swiss Olympic veteran Beat Mändli and Grant Road Partners LLC's Dibatsja second place. They were followed by Charlie Jacobs who finished third in 42.38 seconds with Cassinja S.
Show jumping riders now look ahead to Sunday's $100,000 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Ocala, which is the last chance for U.S. riders to qualify for the 2019 Longines FEI World Cup™ Final in Gothenburg, Sweden.