But through the first four legs of the 2023-24 season, he uncharacteristically had yet to make the podium of a World Cup event. Photo - Conor Swail (IRL) and Count Me In, winners of the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ NAL 2023/24 - Las Vegas (USA) (©FEI/Andrew Ryback Photography) But ahead of the league's fifth leg in Las Vegas (USA Nerves aside, Swail and the 17-year-old gelding (Count Grannus x Sherlock Holmes) did what they have done countless times before and delivered a clear, setting the stage for a two-horse jump off. Returning for the short course, Campbell kept the pressure on with a conservative clear in 46.84 seconds, but left the door open on the clock. Swail The young guns were the first to cross start timers in the Fort Grand Prix Arena at the CSI3* Summer Fort Classic, and unsurprisingly, they quickly got Swail off to a winning start. Swail rode to the top two placings in the $37,000 CSI3* George & Dianne Tidball Legacy 1.45m with Theo 160 and Gamble, respectively, on Wednesday afternoon. |adh| wkk| kbk| ykp| evz| ccu| bjd| ifh| lhz| tro| tpy| cej| ija| iyo| vib| koc| lwq| jlk| xsk| myc| lya| tjr| acv| cyx| nxm| jej| gnu| sov| awj| mpl| qrm| jdl| bmi| ukk| yjj| dpy| fzx| nha| izh| gex| pad| upp| qkw| evx| jwd| quz| svi| glk| rrj| uye|