US Equestrian Recognizes Team Horse Owners Across FEI Disciplines

US Equestrian expresses its deep appreciation to the dedicated horse owners who have shown unwavering support for the U.S. Equestrian Teams throughout the 2024 competitive season, including prestigious events like the Olympic and Paralympic Games. These owners have played a crucial role in the success of American equestrian teams, contributing to over 40 team events and securing 19 podium finishes across various disciplines.

In the realm of dressage, notable mentions go to owners like Alice Tarjan, representing Jane, and Four Winds Farm with Suppenkasper, among others. Their horses have excelled in events such as the Wellington CDIO3* and the European Young Rider Tour, showcasing exceptional talent and dedication to the sport.

Moving to the eventing arena, owners such as the Annie Goodwin Syndicate and the Diabolo Group have supported horses like Fedarman B and Diabolo in events like the Olympic Games and the Military Boekelo CCIO4*-NC-L. These partnerships have been instrumental in achieving success and pushing the boundaries of excellence in eventing competitions.

In the jumping discipline, owners like Bonne Chance Farm & McLain Ward and Kent Farrington LLC have been instrumental in the triumphs of horses such as Ilex and Greya at prestigious events like the Olympic Games and the CSIO5* series in Abu Dhabi, Rome, and Dublin. Their commitment to the sport has elevated the performance levels of these top-tier horses on the international stage.

Additionally, in para dressage, owners like Chloe Gasiorowski and Rowan O’Riley, along with Fiona Howard and Karin Flint, have provided invaluable support to horses like Floratina and Fan Tastico H, leading to outstanding performances at events such as the Paralympic Games and the Wellington CPEDI3*.

Moreover, in the endurance discipline, owners such as Denis Pesce and Heather Reynolds have been crucial in the success of horses like Favailas Marechal and Treasured Moments at the World Championship, highlighting the significance of strong owner-horse partnerships in the endurance community.

Lastly, in driving and vaulting, owners like Chester Weber and Caroline Morse have supported horses like First Edition and Grasshopper AF to victory at the Four in Hand World Championship and the Vaulting World Championship, respectively. Their dedication to these disciplines has been pivotal in achieving excellence and pushing the boundaries of performance.

In conclusion, the contributions of these horse owners across various disciplines within the FEI spectrum have been invaluable in elevating the standards of equestrian sports and showcasing the exceptional talent and dedication present within the U.S. Equestrian Teams. Their unwavering support and commitment to the well-being and success of their horses exemplify the true spirit of equestrian sportsmanship and partnership.