Lexington, Ky.—Nov. 2

It’s the last indoor final of the 2016 horse show season, the National Horse Show—one last hurrah for the nation’s top show hunter horses to face off for championship honors. Is it even possible to pick a favorite winner? We put together a photo series of all the open hunter champions—give it a try!    

Scott Stewart and Catch Me have championed at every single indoor final this season—they picked up the second year green hunter title at the National Horse Show for owner David Gochman. Catch Me took first in the handy and the under saddle and was third in the stake on the way to the championship. Photo by Ann Glavan

Catch Me, aka Snoopy, seems to know he’s one good looking guy. Photo by Ann Glavan

Megan Young and Roland Park picked up the reserve championship title in the second year green division. They topped the first over fences round and the stake. Photo by Ann Glavan

Kelley Farmer was grinning center ring with her first year green champion, Because. They took second in an over fences and won the stake to boost them to the top of the division. Photo by Ann Glavan

Kelley Farmer and Because competed in both the high performance (pictured) and the first year green division, championing in the latter. “Daniel” also took two thirds in the high performance and won an over fences round. Photo by Ann Glavan

Hunt Tosh and Largesse reserve took the reserve title in the first year green hunters after winning the handy and taking second under saddle. Photo by Ann Glavan

Scott Stewart and Fun took the green conformation championship as well as the grand hunter title. Along with Catch Me, Fun has also taken home a tricolor from every indoor final this year, and is also owned by the Gochman family. Fun earned his championship after winning the model, handy and under saddle and finishing second in the first over fences and the stake. Photo by Ann Glavan

Hunt Tosh and Patriot took the reserve championship title in the green conformation division after winning the over fences, taking second in the model and handy and finishing third in the stake. Photo by Ann Glavan

John French and Boss swooped in from California to champion in the regular conformation division with a pair of blues and red ribbons. Photo by Ann Glavan

Scott Stewart and Lucador took the reserve championship title in the regular conformation after winning the model, under saddle and stake. Photo by Ann Glavan

Skyhawk flew to the top of the high performance hunter division with John French for owner Laura Wasserman—Skyhawk won Wednesday’s stake class and took fourth and third in Tuesday’s over fences classes. Together with his sixth place finish in the hack it was good enough to give Skyhawk the championship over Because and Kelley Farmer. Photo by Ann Glavan

Wondering what goes when at the National Horse Show, and how you can watch from home? Click here! And check back with the Chronicle for more coverage from the Naitonal Horse Show, and don’t forget to check out the Nov. 28 issue of the magazine for more indepth coverage!