© Shawn McMillen PhotographyĬlick to watch Laura Kraut and Ohlala’s winning round!Ĭourse designer Alan Wade (IRL) saw 28 starters over his first-round course, with seven advancing to the jump-off and two double clear rounds in the race against the clock. Laura Kraut and Ohlala, winners of Saturday night’s $130,000 Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Washington presented by Events DC. show jumpers Lauren Hough, Laura Kraut and Kent Farrington finished in the top three following a thrilling jump-off, with Hough and Ohlala taking the victory, Kraut and Confu, second, and Farrington aboard Creedance, third. Saturday night’s $130,000 Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Washington, presented by Events DC, brought out a star-studded line-up of top international show jumpers to take on the biggest jumps and most challenging course of the week for the largest purse of the show and to have their names go down in history engraved on the famed President of the United States Perpetual Cup, donated to the show by First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy in 1961. On Saturday night, WIHS celebrated the best horses and riders in the world, the champions we have admired for decades who continue to produce winners, champions of today, and champions of the future. President’s Cup Night: Celebrating Equestrian Stars I thank them for coming and being here for us and for the fans. They put it all out there to put on a great show. “I can’t thank the riders and the competitors enough. “This is top sport, and to bring this top sport to the nation’s capital is a really special opportunity that we all have,” said WIHS President Vicki Lowell. See the NBC Sports Network Channel Guide at for local listings. EST when NBC Sports Network will broadcast the highlight class of the show, the $130,000 Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Washington, presented by Events DC, for the President’s Cup. The excitement will continue this Sunday, Nov. WIHS wrapped its 58th year with one of the most successful events in its history, welcoming business, military, and diplomatic leaders, local and military charities, community events, and more than 26,000 fans of all ages, making it one of the largest indoor equestrian events in the United States. Streets close for stabling and community events, and pedestrians and vehicles make way for hundreds of horses to compete at the Washington International Horse Show (WIHS), one of the most prestigious and engaging equestrian events in the country, and a D.C.
4, 2016–For one week each October, the Penn Quarter neighborhood around Verizon Center in Washington, D.C., transforms into a festival of horses. Watch the $130,000 Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Washington this Sunday, Nov.
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