<p>Denis Lynch and RMF Echo, winners of the $250,000 Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Lexington</p>
<p>Hardin Towell had an equipment malfunction with Lucifer V and had to retire from the competition.</p>
<p>Emily Moffitt gets some pointers about the course for the $250,000 Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Lexington from British Olympic gold medalist Ben Maher.</p>
<p>Kent Farrington, the Longines world No. 1-ranked rider, did not have the chance to defend his 2016 title when Creedance didn’t make the jump-off.</p>
<p>Andrew Ramsay and California</p>
<p>Jennifer Gates, who would win the U25 national championship later in the week, was fourth on Pumped Up Kicks.</p>
<p>Lauren Tisbo rides Coriandolo di Ribano in a little racing saddle.</p>
<p>Laura Kraut won the Leading International Rider award that came with a lease on a new Audi</p>
<p>Frank and Monica McCourt, owners of RMF Echo with Denis Lynch—but that isn’t Echo, it’s a stand-in, because he doesn’t do prizegivings.</p>
