The U.S., with zero faults, won the Nations Cup in Wellington
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- By SARA CAVANAGH
WELLINGTON, Fla.--The U.S. Jumping Team of Karl Cook, Callie Schott, Marilyn Little and McLain Ward for the second year in a row won the $150,000 CSIO4* Nations Cup on Saturday evening,Feb. 28 at the Winter Equestrian Festival.
McLain Ward on Jordan Molga M (Photo by Sportfot)From the eight nations competing, the U.S. won with zero faults, Ireland was second with four faults, and Canada was thid with 13 faults.
In a tense finale, it came down to the final rider in the Nations Cup to decide the winner, and again it was McLain Ward, this time riding a new horse, Jordan Molga M, who delivered the winning round.
After Cook on Caracole de la Roque, Little on La Contessa and Schott on Garant had all gone clean in round one, Ward decided not to go in that round.
For Ireland, Cian O’Connor on Ulysses, Tom Wachman on Do It Easy and Shane Sweetnam on Rural Juniot SCF had all gone clean while Jordan Coyle on Chaccolino had four faults, so Ireland was also on zero faults.
As Ireland and the U.S. were both on zero after round one, the U.S. with a faster combined time last in the second round.
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