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Alexandra Worthington and Masai LS La Silla Dominate $5,000 CSI3* Two Phase

I Love New York Horse Show

July 4, 2025 at 1:14 PMBy b.wehner

Alexandra Worthington made her mark at the I Love New York Horse Show with a commanding win in the $5,000 CSI3* Two Phase, piloting Masai LS La Silla to the top of the leaderboard.

With smooth precision and impressive pace, Worthington navigated both phases of the competition with ease, securing a well-earned victory against a talented international field. The duo’s effortless style and bold ride highlighted their connection and competitive edge—making them the clear standout of the class.

It was a strong statement from Worthington and Masai LS La Silla, and a thrilling highlight of the week at one of the summer’s most beloved venues.


Photo by Stefan Lafrentz

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