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The last time a U.S. rider won a CCI5*-L was in 2008 at the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event.

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Horsetalk.co.nz Share Oliver Townend and Ballaghmor Class won the CCI5*-L at Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event in Lexington at the weekend. © LRK3DE British rider Oliver Townend has scored his third consecutive win in the 5* Kentucky Three-Day-Event, jumping a clear round on Ballaghmor Class on Sunday to take the title. It is Townend’s sixth career five-star win, and the second at that level for Ballaghmor Class (Courage II x Kilderry Place), a 14-year-old Irish Sport Horse gelding. New Z...

Monday, 26 April 2021, 4:44 pm Tim Price and Xavier Faer in full flight during the cross country at the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event. The Kiwi combo this morning finish second in the CCI5*-L event, with wife Jonelle third aboard Grovine de Reve. Photo by Red Bay Group, LLC. New Zealand’s golden couple of eventing, Tim and Jonelle Price, have this morning finished second and third in the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event in the United States. It was a real edge of your seat finish to...

© Amy K. Dragoo Great Britain’s Townend holds a slim lead after cross-country. Tamie Smith and EnVogue maintain their lead in the CCI4*-S. Despite Ballaghmor Class losing a front shoe at the seventh fence of the Kentucky Three-Day Event CCI5*-L cross-country course, as well as riding in a downpour, Great Britain’s Oliver Townend took over the event’s top spot. “It’s a tough course already, and it’s very twisty and turny, especially with no front shoe, so I had to mind him a ...

The Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event 2021 draw has been done and Clayton Fredericks will be the pathfinder at this year’s event (22-25 April). The US-based Australian is one of six riders with three horses in the mix – these six all have one mount at the start of the competition, one in the middle and one at the end. Clayton – who won the event in 2007 on Ben Along Time – will wear the back number one on FE Ophelia, who makes her five-star debut after recently finishing 15th with a s...

Tim Price and Ringwood Sky Boy win Burghley 2018. Credit: Peter Nixon “Ringwood Sky Boy will just do whatever is in front of him, he doesn’t think much, he just does. As a young horse he was nicknamed The Bolter, that’s why I got him for next to nothing as a seven-year-old – he was a little unruly and difficult to manage.” So says Tim Price about his Rio 2016 Olympic ride and Burghley Horse Trials 2018 winner, who belongs to Varenna Allen, Robert Taylor and his rider. He’s ...