I don't see any Cochleanthes candida at all. I think that this species is more correctly called Warczewiczella candida nowadays, according to Patricia Harding's book "Huntleyas and Related Orchids". If there is, it's hard to detect.
I see Pescatorea, especially with the recurved edges of the lip and the prominent ridges on the callus.
I see Cochleanthes flabelliformis (there's some faint striping on the lip).
http://www.orchidcoltura.it/flabelliformis.gif
Not sure about a true Chondrorhyncha. The only thing that could give this away are the recurved petals and dorsal sepal.
It doesn't look like a primary hybrid, just in case you wanted to know. I don't know how complex it is.
I can understand the confusion with this plant. The sorting of genus names within the Huntleya clade is so messy that they're being handled through genetic identification.
Threaded Mode
