Tracy Fenney Dominates the $50,000 C. Jarvis Insurance American Standard Grand Prix

26 JUL 26 Ocala, FL

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Ocala, FL – The $50,000 C. Jarvis Insurance American Standard Grand Prix welcomed 24 horse-and-rider combinations to the WEC Grand Arena to compete for top honors. In the end, Tracy Fenney (USA) claimed the top two spots on the leaderboard, taking the victory aboard Davenport Farms’ MTM Pablo (Perigueux x Celina) and finishing second with MTM Farm’s MTM Apple (Favorit Ask x Kong’s Whopsie).

A rider in navy attire guides a brown horse over a pink and white floral jump in an empty equestrian arena.
Tracy Fenney earned his sixth Grand Prix win this summer circuit riding MTM Pablo. Photo by Andrew Ryback Photography.

Oscar Soberon (USA) once again designed an impressive track for Sunday morning’s featured event. Ten combinations produced clear first rounds to advance to the jump-off, though one elected to save their horse for next week’s CSI3* competition.

Jelmer Hoekstra (NED) returned with two mounts for the jump-off and was first to set the standard aboard Jalanne, stopping the clock in 39.432 seconds.

Fenney followed aboard the first of her three jump-off contenders, MTM Pablo, who has already accumulated multiple victories during the Summer Series, including two international Grand Prix wins.

“When I went, I just stuck to my plan,” Fenney shared. “I know I’m fast, so I wasn’t going to try to be stupid fast. He just makes up for it. He covers the ground, he’s so quick with his feet, and he’s so smart. He jumps the double verticals so cleverly, then you can really push on to the next fence. I did a little half halt to the last jump because I thought, ‘If I sail over this and have it down, I’ll be so mad if I beat everyone by seconds and still had a rail.'”

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Tracy Fenney received her first and second place awards presented by Jim Wolf of World Equestrian Center. Photo by Andrew Ryback Photography.

The pair blazed around the jump-off track, crossing the timers in an unbeatable 36.881 seconds.

Fenney credited the 13-year-old Hanoverian gelding’s exceptional foot speed as one of his greatest strengths. “He amazes me every time,” she said. “I look at the first-round time allowed and think, ‘Oh my gosh, I need to take a chill pill.’ I just need to relax because he’s going to jump. I don’t need to hurry him. His foot speed is unbelievable, and he’s so clever.”

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Tracy Fenney and MTM Apple finished second. Photo by Andrew Ryback Photography.

Fenney came closest to catching her own leading time aboard the accomplished 15-year-old Danish Warmblood mare MTM Apple, producing a blistering jump-off in 38.092 seconds to secure second place. She also piloted her third mount, MTM Myrbalia O, to another clear effort in 39.339 seconds, earning fifth place.

With Sunday’s victory, Fenney has now collected six Grand Prix wins during the 2026 Summer Series.

“It’s amazing,” Fenney said. “Just the amount of horses and the amount of help. I couldn’t do any of this without the team. The horses have been incredible all circuit long, and it’s all thanks to everyone.” 

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Amanda Gomez and Guibet P rounded out the top three. Photo by Andrew Ryback Photography.

Amanda Gomez (USA) rounded out the top three aboard Ferme Tandem’s 12-year-old Czech Warmblood gelding Guibet P, delivering a fault-free jump-off in 38.812 seconds.

$50,000 C. Jarvis Insurance American Standard Grand Prix Results

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Photos courtesy of Andrew Ryback Photography.
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