Who Jumped It Best? Rebecca Farm Training Three-Day Edition

Jumping past a dead guy has to be the ultimate test of event horse bravery, right? Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Jumping past a dead guy has to be the ultimate test of event horse bravery, right? Photo by Leslie Wylie.

This post may be billed as a “Who Jumped It Best?” showdown — and we’ll get around to that eventually — but really I just wanted to take you guys for a tour around one of Rebecca Farm’s most over-the-top cross country masterpieces, the Western Village.

Let’s have a look around:

This hunting dog themed jump is fully stocked with complimentary dog biscuits. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

This hunting dog themed jump is fully stocked with complimentary dog biscuits. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Someone had a little too much fun at the saloon last night. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Someone had a little too much fun at the saloon last night. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

A gentleman exercises his Second Amendment at the First Interstate Bank. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

A gentleman exercises his Second Amendment at the First Interstate Bank. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Some familiar faces are wanted dead or alive. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Some familiar eventing faces are wanted dead or alive. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Say a little prayer as you pass by -- only a few more jumps to go! Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Say a little prayer as you pass by — only a few more jumps to go! Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Those wishing to drop their event entries off here should allow two to three months for delivery. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Those wishing to drop their event entries off here should allow two to three months for delivery. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

That's one way to cure your horse of a left drift.  Photo by Leslie Wylie.

That’s one way to cure your horse of a left drift. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

The Training competitors were asked to jump the most perilous obstacle of the lot, in my opinion: “The Gallows.” The B element table is straightforward enough, but the dead dude dangling to the right of it? That ain’t no jump judge.

Nonetheless, all the Training Three Day horses I watched come through all tackled it like champs. Who jumped it best? Choose wisely, because you know what we do with the riffraff around these parts.

(Just kidding. Everyone is a winner and no one is getting sent to The Gallows — at least not today.)

Kylan Maki and Fiat. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Kylan Maki and Fiat. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Katherine Groesbeck and Blue Squiggles. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Katy Groesbeck and Blue Squiggles. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Sophia Vitale and Jefferson D'Aurois. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Sophia Vitale and Jefferson D’Aurois. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Allison Welch and How You Doin'. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Allison Welch and How You Doin’. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Britt Sabbah and Saint Louie. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Britt Sabbah and Saint Louie. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Two USEA Classic Series Training Three Day divisions are running this weekend — here are the post cross-country standings for each:

Rebecca Farm T3D Division A top 10: 

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Rebecca Farm T3D Division B top 10: 

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Both the Novice and Training Three-Day divisions conclude with the final horse inspection and show jumping today. It looked like competitors were having fun out there today and we’re looking forward to watching them finish strong .

Go Eventing!

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