Highlights and Favorite Moments from Stadium Jumping at the Kentucky Three-Day Event

<p>Oliver Townend riding Cooley Master Class is only the 4th rider ever to defend his title at the Kentucky Three-Day Event</p>

<p>Ollie and Cooley on course</p>

<p>Ollie and Cooley gallop through the finish line</p>

<p>Ollie celebrates after his double-clear round</p>

<p>Boyd Martin riding Tsetserleg was the highest-placed American, finishing in second place on his dressage score.</p>

<p>Boyd and Thomas</p>

<p>Tim Price and Xavier Faer also finished on their dressage score and in third place.</p>

<p>New Zealand's Tim Price and Xavier Faer </p>

<p>Great Britain's Piggy French and Quarrycrest Echo finished 4th</p>

<p>Doug Payne and Vandiver moved up from 19th after dressage to complete the event in 5th position.</p>

<p>Felix Vogg (SUI) and Colero competed for the first time in Kentucky and placed 6th.</p>

<p>Phillip Dutton and Z had a bobble at 4A which unfortunately bumped them back from 4th to finish 7th. </p>

<p>Lauren Kieffer and Paramount Importance finished 8th.</p>

<p>With her other mount, Vermiculus, Lauren Kieffer placed 9th.</p>

<p>Great Britain's Leslie Law and Voltaire de Tre moved up from 25th after dressage to finish in 10th.</p>

<p>Friends and family cheer on Hannah Sue Burnett and Harbour Pilot, who finished 11th</p>

<p>Kentucky Three-Day Event rookies Ariel Grald and Leamore Master Plan finished 12th.</p>

<p>Will Coleman and Tight Lines had a double-clear to finish in 13th</p>

<p>Lillian Heard was the highest-placed sole owner/rider. She and LCC Barnaby finished 16th.</p>

<p>Kentucky Three-Day first-timers Chris Talley and Unmarked Bills successfully completed their first five-star.</p>

<p>First to go in the order, Dom Schramm and Bolytair B set the bar with a double-clear round.</p>

<p>Erin Sylvester and Paddy the Caddy had a double-clear round to round out the top 20.</p>