Wellington, FL - December 9, 2007 - Eleven years ago this month in Wellington, McLain Ward lost the AGA Championships when he had one time fault and Margie Engle was the only clear round in the class. In this year’s $100,000 National Horse Show Grand Prix FEI World Cup™ Qualifier, that situation was exactly reversed. On his new phenom Phillipa, Ward was the only clear round to win the class. Engle and Hidden Creek’s Quervo Gold finished second with one time fault, while Keean White (CAN) and Vienna Rouge were third with two time faults.

The fastest four-faulter was Kent Farrington on Up Chiqui. His finish today was added to his second place finish in Friday night’s grand prix to give him victory in the Rolex/USEF National Show Jumping Championship, presented by Equine Motorcoach. Eric Lamaze and Narcotique de Muze II, winner of the first class, had 4 points and 1 time fault in the final class.

$100,000 NATIONAL SHOW JUMPING CHAMPIONSHIP CSI-W
1. $30000 PHILLIPA MCLAIN WARD 00.00 / 86.570
2. $22000 HIDDEN CREEK'S QUERVO GOL 1.00 / 88.110
3. $13000 VIENNA ROUGE KEEAN WHITE 2.00 / 92.230
4. $8000 UP CHIQUI KENT FARRINGTON 4.00 / 84.270
5. $6000 CRELIDO MICHAEL MORRISSEY 4.00 / 86.520
6. $5000 QUICK STUDY LAUREN HOUGH 4.00 / 87.820
7. $4000 VANCOUVER D'AUVREY DANIELLE TORANO 5.00 / 88.830
8. $3000 NARCOTIQUE DE MUZE II ERIC LAMAZE 5.00 / 89.380


photo : Kent Farrington & Up Chiqui