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U.S. Jumping Team Concludes European Tour with Sixth Place Finish in FEI Jumping Nations Cup of Madrid CSIO3* - Vimarsana News

U.S. Jumping Team Concludes European Tour with Sixth Place Finish in FEI Jumping Nations Cup of Madrid CSIO3*

The U.S. Jumping Team concluded a two-week tour of Europe with a sixth-place finish in the FEI Jumping Nations Cup of Madrid CSIO3*, finishing the event with a final overall score of 16 faults.

Source: usef.org
U.S. Jumping Team Takes Sixth Place in FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ Lisbon CSIO3* - Vimarsana News

U.S. Jumping Team Takes Sixth Place in FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ Lisbon CSIO3*

The U.S. Jumping program was in action across Europe today, with a four-member CSIO5* team in Rome, Italy, and a four-member team in Lisbon, Portugal competing in the FEI Jumping Nations Cup of Lisbon CSIO3*

Source: usef.org
Ireland's Shane Sweetnam wins Winter Equestrian Festival 1.50m series - Vimarsana News

Ireland's Shane Sweetnam wins Winter Equestrian Festival 1.50m series

It was the last night of Saturday Night Lights at the Winter Equestrian Festival and the Irish riders claimed the night's win as well as the 1.50m series

SHOW JUMPING: O'Shea shines in $140,000 Final - Vimarsana News

SHOW JUMPING: O'Shea shines in $140,000 Final

SHOW JUMPING: O'Shea shines in $140,000 Final 2022-03-27

Wordley wins CSI3* Grand Prix at Kentucky Horse Show - Vimarsana News

Wordley wins CSI3* Grand Prix at Kentucky Horse Show

Wordley wins CSI3* Grand Prix at Kentucky Horse Show 23-05-2021 As the penultimate day of the Kentucky Spring Classic drew to a close, a total of 55 international athletes took to the Rolex Arena with their respective mounts to contend for the top prize in the highly-anticipated $137,000 Mary Rena Murphy Grand Prix CSI3*, sponsored by Hagyard Equine Medical Institute. Just six athletes navigated clear efforts to qualify for the jump-off and only two-tenths of second separated the top three. In the end, it was New Zealand’s Sharn Wordley and Verdini D’Houtveld Z who bested the field of t...