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Images | Day two at the Longines FEI World Cup Final
Sunday, 20 April 2014
Longines FEI World Cup Final 2014
On a day with as many as 21 clears, nobody could match this couple in the jump-off as Kent Farrington rode a beautiful and extremely fast round on the stunner Voyeur keeping the door open for bringing the World Cup title to America for a third consecutive year. All photos (c) Jenny Abrahamsson.
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Friday's winner Pius Schwizer rode Toulago yesterday and was clear in the first round.
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Kristaps Neretnieks was eager to do better than Friday, and rode a beautiful and determined clear round.
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After a good first day, three poles fell for Abdelkebir Ouaddar and Quickly de Kreiser.
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While Tinka's Serenade knocked the second vertical and the front pole down on the oxer for Billy Twomey - after the 17 year old mare jumped clear the first day.
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This little horse is incredible! Nougat du Vallet was clear in the first round with Katie Dinan, and then had two down towards the end of the jump-off as the US couple - one of six Americans in it - chased the clock.
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The crowds went crazy as home rider Kevin Staut was clear on Silvana HDC, but then in the jump-off things unfortunately went wrong. The a-element in the combination fell, and then the 15 year old mare put on the brakes on the following plank before she had it down on the second try.
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The beautiful Lordan - Nayel Nassar's ride.
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Lucy Davis and Barron had the a-element in the combination that followed on a four stride line from an oxer down in the first round.
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No mistakes for the world number ones: Scott Brash was double clear on Ursula XII.
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First Division showed his quality yesterday with Brazil's Yuri Mansur Guerios and was clear in the first round, and then had the penultimate plank down in the jump-off.
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The winning team!
