The Royal "We": Mary King Takes First and Second At Rolex Kentucky
Mary King (GBR) became the first competitor in Rolex Kentucky Three-Day history to finish in the top two positions. After two double-clear show jumping rounds, she won aboard her homebred mare, Kings Temptress, on a score of 47.1, and accepted Reserve Champion honors with Fernhill Urco, who finished with a score of 49.7. Sinead Halpin and Manoir de Carneville also jumped without fault to finish as the highest placed U.S. duo in third place on a score of 53.1 at their first four-star event. Final scores | Show Jumping Photo Gallery | Final Press Conference Video | Josh Walker/USEA photo
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