Jodie Camberg Speeds to a $24,500 Alliant Private Client Cup Win
Luis Sabino Gonçalves is Second in the Class at HITS Ocala
February 12, 2026 at 5:02 PMBy a.dunne
Jodie Camberg flew through the jump-off course with the 9-year-old Selle Francais gelding Hendrick Des Forets to claim victory in the $24,500 Alliant Private Client Cup on Thursday at HITS Ocala. Roughly one second separated first and third places.
Luis Sabino Gonçalves and Scoop de Septon Z, a 12-year-old Zangersheide gelding, also laid down a quick jump-off trip and finished second.
Hayley Waters Wear and the 14-year-old Irish Sport Horse gelding Over Lux came in third.
In the field of 21, eight qualified to return for the jump-off, where four were double clear.
Top Six Results
1 Jodie Camberg - HENDRICK DES FORETS - 0/38.441
2 Luis Sabino Gonçalves - SCOOP DE SEPTON Z - 0/39.220
3 Hayley Waters Wear - OVER LUX - 0/39.463
4 Ciaran Flynn - CALVIN HARRIS 3 - 0/41.641
5 Charlie Jones - CASIRADO 3 - 0/43.231
6 Eleanor Pieters - ARES TER WILGEN Z - 4/40.042
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