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Over at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center’s International Arena, 59 of the highest-level show jumpers in the world prepared to vie for the top title in the $50,000 Adequan® WEF Challenge Cup Round XI. FollowingOver at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center’s International Arena, 59 of the highest-level show jumpers in the world prepared to vie for the top title in the $50,000 Adequan® WEF Challenge Cup Round XI. Following a 10-horse jump-off, Sergio Alvarez Moya (ESP) emerged victorious aboard his 10-year-old BWP gelding entry, Malibu De Muze (Nabab De Reve x Tornedo FCS). a 10-horse jump-off, Sergio Alvarez Moya (ESP) emerged victorious aboard his 10-year-old BWP gelding entry, Malibu De Muze (Nabab De Reve x Tornedo FCS).

Top course designer Olaf Petersen, Jr. (GER) gave the field 77 seconds on the clock to navigate the long track, which included a double combination, triple combination, and multiple related distances. As the first round concluded, 14 entries created their plan for the jump-off. The returning number of contenders dropped to 10 when Ioli Mytilineou (GRE), Daniel Bluman (ISR), Emanuele Camilli (ITA), and Shane Sweetnam (IRL) elected to save their efforts for another day.

Ireland’s Brian Cournane and Armik were the first of seven nations represented to return, but it was Margie Engle for the USA who would be the pathfinder to the first clear round. Engle ultimately settled for fifth place as the time to beat continued to increase in speed. Despite top efforts by Ireland’s Darragh Kenny and Mark McAuley, Sergio Alvarez Moya produced the leading round as he flew through the timers with a time of 35.36 seconds.

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For Adequan® - Joe Ostreicher, Vice President and CPO; Joel Steckler, Vice President of Commercial Operations, Animal Health; Beth Anderson, Equine Event Specialist; Joe Tedesco, Vice President, IT; Andy Ferrigno, Senior Director of Sales and Marketing, Animal Health; Joe Boyle, Vice President and CFO - stand with Sergio Alvarez Moya. © Sportfot