Aiken, SC — Elisa Wallace and Lissavorra Quality finished an impressive 2nd overall, showcasing consistency and athleticism across all three phases. Close behind, Sophia Hill and Humble Glory secured 3rd place overall, delivering double-clear rounds in both show jumping and cross-country to finish on their dressage score.

Wallace had a standout weekend in Aiken. In addition to her podium finish, she earned Top Rookie honors and was awarded the Liz Halliday Award, presented by Aiken Horse Farms, recognizing the highest-placed female rider in the field. Named after one of the most successful riders in the event’s history, the award highlights exceptional performance by women competing at the top level of the sport.

Hill and Humble Glory were also awarded the Rebecca T. Newell High Point Thoroughbred Award, recognizing the highest-placed Thoroughbred in the field. After their impressive climb from 19th after dressage to finish 3rd overall, completing both cross-country and show jumping double clear. The former racehorse’s performance highlighted the continued influence of Thoroughbreds in the sport of eventing.

Hill receiving the Rebecca T. Newell High Point Thoroughbred Award (left) and groom, Meghan Malloy, receiving the Triple Crown Feed Groom’s Award (right). ©ChristinaQuinnPhotography.

Behind the scenes, Meghan Malloy, groom for Lissavorra Quality, was honored with the Triple Crown Feed Groom’s Award. The award recognizes the groom of the horse determined by the Ground Jury to be in the best condition and turnout throughout the competition. Malloy’s attention to detail and care for Lissavorra Quality played an important role in the mare’s exceptional performance, highlighting the dedication and expertise of the grooms who work tirelessly behind the scenes to support these top equine athletes.