\u201cI\u2019m really thinking about the Final here on Sunday, so I\u2019m trying to measure Greya’s efforts and measure my speed to put myself in the best position possible,\u201d he said. \u201cHopefully we have some luck on Sunday.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cI think I came with a faster horse, so that made it much easier,\u201d he said. \u201cI just rode her normal round, and her normal round tonight I thought would be fast enough to win the class.\u201d<\/p>\n
Seven combinations qualified for the jump-off on Friday. In the daily standings, Eiken Sato jumped to second place with Chadellano JRA (Chacco-Blue), ahead of Kevin Staut and the 17-year-old SF mare, Visconti du Tellman (Toulon).<\/p>\n
Stal Hendrix rider Oda Charlotte Lyngvaer also remained clear in the jump-off. Together with Carabella vd Neyen Z (Carrera VDL), the Norwegian jumped into fourth place. With one jumping fault, Steve Guerdat (SUI) completed the top five in the saddle of the 12-year-old sBs gelding, Albfuehren’s Iashin Sitte (Bamako de Muze).<\/p>\n
Kent Farrington remains in the lead<\/p>\n
Only the top 30 riders will be allowed to start in the final on Sunday. Kent Farrington is currently in the lead with 0 points. He leads ahead of Steve Guerdat (SUI), who is in second place with 4 points. Frenchman Kevin Staut is third with 6 points.<\/p>\n