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Richard Reinhart & Vincent Triumph in the $30,000 World Equestrian Center Grand Prix

13 Nov 22 | Shows
Richard Rinehart & Vincent in the $30,000 WEC Grand Prix. Photo courtesy of Winslow Photography.

Wilmington, OH – A competitive field of 14 horse-and-rider combinations took to the Sanctuary Arena tonight to contest the first World Equestrian Center $30,000 Grand Prix of the Midwest Indoors series. Jumping a technical course designed by FEI Level III course designer Anderson Lima (BRA), four pairs qualified for the jump-off, and all delivered fault free rounds. But none could best Richard Reinhart and Ron Caraway’s Vincent, who topped the class with a blazing fast jump off time of 38.934 seconds.

Richard Rinehart accepting his first and second place awards. Photo courtesy of Winslow Photography.

Reinhart of Reinhart Farm in Westfield, Indiana, and Vincent (Van Gogh x Nirande) prepared for tonight’s win by earning top placings in 1.35m classes earlier in the week.

Richard Rinehart jumping to second place aboard Light Show. Photo courtesy of Winslow Photography.

Reinhart also snagged the second-place spot in tonight’s $30,000 WEC Grand Prix with a jump off time of 39.047 aboard Light Show. The 14-year-old bay Dutch Warmblood gelding is owned by Diane Masters of Georgetown, Kentucky.

Loic Cannaert & G-Star rounding out the top three. Photo courtesy of Winslow Photography.

Loic Cannaert and G-Star (Corland x Cri) secured a third-place finish in the class with a jump off time of 41.946. The 11-year-old black Dutch Warmblood gelding is owned by Orpen Horses, Wellington, Florida.

$30,000 World Equestrian Center Grand Prix Results

  1. Vincent, Richard Rinehart – 0 | 0 | 38.934
  2. Light Show, Richard Rinehart – 0 | 0 | 39.047
  3. G-Star, Loic Cannaert – 0 | 0 | 41.946
  4. Halifax VDM, Nicki Wilcox – 0 | 0 | 42.846
  5. Diaz Barbotiere, Izzy Beisel – 4 | 74.363
  6. Kinsella, Charlotte Clark – 4 | 74.861
  7. Vegas H, Izzy Beisel – 4 | 78.003
  8. Hannibal V, Nicki Wilcox – 4 | 78.749
  9. FortySix & 2, Lyriss Jaeger – 4 | 82.955
  10. Carel Van Donderen, Darby Pease – 8 | 71.465

Kevin McCarthy & Jadina Capture $10,000 Futures Prix Victory

Kevin McCarthy & Jadina in the $10,000 Futures Prix. Photo courtesy of Winslow Photography.

Earlier in the day, Kevin McCarthy piloted Jadina (Canabis Z x Tordina) to top honors in the $10,000 Futures Prix 1.30m. The pair emerged victorious against a field of 17 competitors with a double-clear effort and a jump-off time of 39.560.

Kevin McCarthy & Jadina standing for their first place photo. Photo courtesy of Winslow Photography.

Jadina is a new ride for McCarthy. The 8-year-old bay Dutch Warmblood mare is owned by Sweet Oak Farm of Wellington, Florida.

Rebecca MacWilliams & Capiche WW flying to second place. Photo courtesy of Winslow Photography.

Rebecca MacWilliams and Capiche WW (Coronado WW x Mabonte) grabbed a second-place finish in this afternoon’s class.  MacWilliams of Lexington, Kentucky, and the 11-year-old bay Oldenburg gelding also went double-clear, stopping the jump-off timers in just 39.953 seconds.

Emily June Bobo & Costa Quanta 5 jumping to third place. Photo courtesy of Winslow Photography.

Rounding out the top three in the class, Costa Quanta 5 (Contendro I x Hauptstutbuch Quiara) and Emily June Bobo negotiated a clear jump-off round with a time of 41.455 seconds. Bobo of Galena, Ohio, owns the 11-year-old bay Oldenburg mare.

$7,500 Futures Prix Results

  1. Jadina, Kevin McCarthy – 0 | 0 | 39.560
  2. Capiche WW, Rebecca MacWilliams – 0 | 0 | 39.953
  3. Costa Quanta 5, Emily June Bobo – 0 | 0 | 41.455
  4. Iconic, Lani Hutchinson – 0 | 0 41.778
  5. Azealia, Cooper Beisel – 0 | 0 | 43.281
  6. Caveman Z, Kimberly Janson – 0 | 0 | 44.098
  7. K T Miel, Claire Austin – 0 | 4 | 37.847
  8. HJ Blind Date, Molly Kindness – 4 | 41.579
  9. Visto’s Bespoke, Michaella Gerlacher – 4 | 41.837
  10. Matinee BSH, Shawn Butler – 4 | 42.231

Congratulations to all on a great day of equestrian sport. Competition continues at World Equestrian Center – Ohio through tomorrow. Tune in to the action via live stream on clipmyhorsetv.

Photos courtesy of Winslow Photography.