Lexington, Ky.—April 30

Twenty-four horses will advance to the final phase of competition at the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event CCI5*-L.

Two horses were held at the final horse inspection: Liz Halliday-Sharp’s Deniro Z and Erin Kanara’s Campground. While Campground was accepted upon re-inspection, Deniro Z was not accepted.

Meghan O’Donoghue did not present Palm Crescent.

Will Coleman’s Chin Tonic won the Mars Equestrian Best Turned Out award.

In the CCI4*-S horse inspection, Sara Kozumplik’s Rubens D’Ysieux was held and did not represent. Two additional horses were held and passed upon reinspection: Leah Lang-Gluscic’s AP Prime and Anna Loschiavo’s Fernhill That Guy Jack. Three horses were withdrawn before the four-star horse inspection: Mia Farley’s BGS Firecracker, Daniela Moguel’s Cecelia and Dani Sussman’s Jos Bravio. Colleen Loach’s Vermont was withdrawn before stadium.

Karl Slezak’s Hot Bobo won the Mars Equestrian Best Turned Out award for the four-star.

Four-star show jumping kicks off at 10:45 a.m. EST and five-star show jumping starts at 2 p.m. EST.

Jennie Brannigan announced on Sunday morning that Stella Artois, who she pulled up two fences from home Saturday, and who was transported off course via ambulance, has suffered a soft tissue injury.

“I will say pulling her up with the easiest decision I have ever made. (I know what class horsewomen that I owe that to.),” she wrote on Instagram.  “She has suffered a soft tissue injury to a different leg than the one she had been coming back from. I’m not sure I would have this beautiful horse who I have had since 5 years old to bring home if I didn’t. Seeing her injured truly breaks my heart … and question a lot to be honest. I will update everyone with more information when we know more.”

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