USA Riders Taking on the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup Santa Anita – Split Rock
Ones to Watch
November 18, 2025 at 1:00 PMBy b.wehner
As the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ North American League touches down in Arcadia, a powerhouse roster of American riders is ready to battle for crucial points on the road to the 2025/2026 Final. From seasoned championship veterans to rising young stars, Team USA brings depth, talent, and undeniable momentum into the Santa Anita leg.
Karl Cook
Karl Cook arrives as one of the most calculated and technically sharp riders in the country. His analytical approach, paired with a strong string of top-level horses, makes him a dependable threat any time he steps into a World Cup ring.
Natalie Dean
A standout among the next generation of U.S. show jumpers, Natalie Dean continues her steady rise up the international ranks. Her poise and consistency set the stage for another impressive performance on the World Cup stage.
Kent Farrington
Olympic medalist, former world number one, and widely considered one of the fastest riders on the planet, Kent Farrington excels under pressure. If the jump-off turns into a speed duel, Farrington is the rider everyone will be chasing.
Laura Kraut
Laura Kraut brings a lifetime of international expertise and an unmatched record of championship success. Her seasoned partnership with her horses and razor-sharp precision make her a formidable contender in any indoor World Cup qualifier.
Jessica Springsteen
With Olympic, Nations Cup, and global Grand Prix accolades already on her résumé, Jessica Springsteen enters Santa Anita with confidence. She thrives in high-pressure situations and remains one of the most consistently strong American riders on the circuit.
Aaron Vale
Known for his bold style and remarkable winning record, Aaron Vale has long been one of America’s most prolific competitors. Expect him to shine on courses that reward quick thinking, speed, and efficiency.
Skylar Wireman
Skylar Wireman continues her rapid ascension through the international ranks. With sharp instincts and impressive recent form indoors, she stands poised for a breakout performance at Santa Anita.
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