WIHS LEADERBOARD SPOTLIGHT: SEE WHO IS ON TOP AND DO NOT FORGET THE APPROACHING ENTRY DEADLINE

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August 30, 2024– WIHS’s recent ranking update has caused interest in the top riders from each division. All of the top-ranked riders are WIHS alumni, many of them having ribbons from 2023.


In the Equitation, Kate Hagerty is currently ranked number one for Equitation East with 4509.00 points. Last year, she could be seen on the leaderboard with, Magic Moment, placing 6th in the WIHS Equitation Jumper Phase. On the West side, Violet Tatum is currently ranked number one with 3244.00 points. Tatum is last year’s reserved champion for the Small Junior Hunter 15 & under with her partner, Evermore. In the Pony Equitation, Corrigan Janiak is in the lead with 894.00 points. Janiak showed last year with Sugar Rush, the chestnut, Welsh pony, gelding.


On the Hunter side, Kingstown and Sarasen Jablon currently hold the number one spot in the Children’s Hunters with 3046.00 points. Jablon showed at WIHS last year with a different partner. In the Adult Hunters, Stephanie King and Play Maker are leading the division with 6056.00 points, the highest total point value of any ranked individual. Last year, the team placed 6th in the Adult Amateur Hunter Championships at WIHS.

 

In the Jumpers, Kilbrackan Blue Jay and Grace Lowe are the top pair in the Children’s Jumpers with 3706.00 points. The team showed last year, placing 6th in the WIHS Children’s Jumpers 1.15m in a highly competitive class. The Adult Jumper top pair is Dartani and Kimberly Coyle with 5542.00 points, the second highest point value. This pair placed in the Adult Amateur Jumpers at WIHS last year.

 

WIHS is excited to welcome back return exhibitors and new faces this fall! Entries close in just a few short days on Sep 3, 2024. Please use the links in the “What you need to know to Enter for WIHS” section below, to help you enter before the deadline.

What you need to know to enter for WIHS

66th Annual Washington International Horse Show
October 21-27, 2024
The Show Place Arena, Prince George’s Equestrian Center, Upper Marlboro, MD

 

About Washington International Horse Show, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization

Established in 1958, the Washington International Horse Show is one of North America’s most prestigious, competitive, and entertaining equestrian events. Highlights include the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Washington CSI5*-W for the President’s Cup, the WIHS Equitation Finals and Children’s and Adult Hunter and Jumper Championships, plus popular community and charity events, including WIHS Kids’ Day and Barn Night. WIHS is an official USEF Heritage Competition, and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization. For more information, visit wihs.org.
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WIHS is an official USEF Heritage Competition, and holds a CSI5*-W rating, the highest awarded by the Fédération Equestre Internationale,the governing body of international equestrian sport, as well as US Equestrian ratings of 6* Jumpers and  Premier Hunters. It is recognized by the US Hunter Jumper Association, Maryland Horse Show Association, and Virginia Horse Show Association. WIHS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization.