Eurasia Inc.

The Old Salem Fall Classic provided an excellent venue to kick off our fall season. Some highlights include:

Eurasia Inc. and Sandra O’Donnell’s Fiper jumped to a🥇 in Wednesday’s 1.30/1.35 class, following up with a fantastic double clear, 7th place finish in the $30,000 Great Oak Grand Prix!

Virginia Strauch’s Quintano TF continued his accession up the ranks by jumping to top 5 placings in both 1.30/1.35 classes on Wednesday / Thursday, then a great clear round in the $10,000 Welcome Stake, his biggest class to date!

Sandra O’Donnell’s Justice jumped well, with a top 5 finish in Thursday’s 1.40m class.

Newcomer Hocus Pocus, owned by Seahorse Show Stable jumped in great style, taking home top placings in the 1.30 / 1.35 and 1.40 classes throughout the week.

Congratulations to AA Stables and Arianne Steigler, for her horses’ excellent week. Balou Belle jumped to a top finish in Thursday’s 1.30 and a nice round in her first Welcome Stake. Camelito De Muze and Renoir jumped to 3rd and 5th place, respectively, in the $5,000 Old Salem Derby as well as earning top 3 placings in the 3’3 and 3’6 Performance Hunters.

Special thanks to everyone at Ocean Echo for their support and assistance as well as to all of our clients, sponsors and staff!

End of summer highlights 🔜!

I would like to take the time to thank my peers and colleagues in the support showed to me and Cynthia Sulzberger’s great horse Front Page. We wanted the dust to settle before providing information. Front Page had been treated for what was believed to be a spider/bug bite in April 2023 and the area became itchy such that he rubbed himself in the area taking off his hair and creating a ‘hot spot’. We worked diligently with the vets in treating the area, rode him in a belly band and kept all leg off his side. He showed no pain, no distress and the area did not open nor bleed.  We kept a close eye on him at all times, including in shipping. We ensured the management at Devon was aware of the prior vet care and we had the vet records to show. The two stewards examined Front Page, touched him, poked and prodded, and took photos of both sides of the horse. The show vet did a full examination to ensure no sensitivity and no issues. Everyone confirmed the hair was growing back in the area. This was never an injury nor spur rub. The judges and show manager were aware that the area had been looked at to be sure everything was done correctly. We had a successful Devon, the area in question only got better and not worse and it caused no pain nor sensitivity for our horse. The USEF fully investigated the matter, reviewed all vet records, reports, and photos. which were provided immediately. It was determined a closed matter. I thank the Devon Officials and Show Management for their dedication in getting the matter addressed and put to bed.

it’s has been a privilege and an honor. What a week it was at this iconic venue! Cynthia Sulzberger’s Front Page took home wins in both 3’9 Green Hunter classes day one, following up the next day with a second place in the handy and claiming the Championship. On Thursday Front Page scored a 95.5 and 90 in the $25,0000 International Derby and placing second. He was nothing short of amazing all week, jumping his heart out in every class. Congratulations and thank you to our clients, sponsors and fantastic staff- it takes a village…

it’s has been a privilege and an honor. What a week it was at this iconic venue! Cynthia Sulzberger’s Front Page took home wins in both 3’9 Green Hunter classes day one, following up the next day with a second place in the handy and claiming the Championship. On Thursday Front Page scored a 95.5 and 90 in the $25,0000 International Derby placing second. He was nothing short of amazing all week, jumping his heart out in every class. Congratulations and thank you to our clients, sponsors and fantastic staff- it takes nothing short of a village…

The 99th June Horse Show was an excellent venue for some of our newer horses and combinations to get valuable exposure. Some highlights include:

Fiach Byrne’s Pop Smoke jumping to a first round score of 90 in his first National Derby and placing🥉overall.

Cynthia Sulzberger and her own Front Page won their first class together and earned other nice ribbons over two days!

Cynthia piloted her other mount, Coeur de Leon to a 🥈 place finish in the Older Adult Hunters and continued to earn nice results in the division.

Postage Stamp Farm LLC jumped great all week earning Reserve Champion in the 3’ Greens and 4th in the National Derby.

Everlong LLC’s Delta de la Rasse continued his development in the Hunter Ring, posting scores of 87 in the 3’3 Performance Hunters and 88 in the National Derby first round, finishing 5th overall!

So pleased with how our horses and riders are developing this season, excited to see what the summer brings… Thank you to our excellent staff, fantastic clients and sponsors!!!

Some Tryon Spring 4 highlights include:

Eurasia Inc.’s Fiper jumped 3 clear rounds in the FEI 2*, earning top 12 finishes across the board and was 🥈 in the Speed Stake.

Postage Stamp Farm LLC’s Corazon had consistent top three placings in the 3’ Greens to end up Reserve Champion.

Fiach Byrne’s Pop Smoke also had impressive rounds in the 3’ Greens, finishing 2nd in the 3’ /3’3 Green Incentive.

Christina Mohr’s Wherewithal was Reserve Champion in the 3’3 Performance Hunters with lovely rounds!

Everlong LLC’s Delta De La Rasse stepped up to the 3’3 Performance Hunters and walked away with a win and other top placings in the division.

Eugenie Redman’s Champion De Coeur continued his winning streak earning Champion in the 2’6 Foothill Hunters and Champion is the 2’9 Foothill Hunters.

Campbell Jones and her own Icara Z stepped up to the 1.35 Open Jumpers for the first time and had a super clear round!

Sandy O’Donnell’s Justice jumped smooth double clear rounds, earning Reserve Champion in the Open 1.30 Jumpers with a win and 3rd place in the $2000 Open 1.30 Jumper Stake.

George Schumacher and his own Faxe had top 3 placings in the 1.20 Low Amateur Jumper division.

Cailin Schaefer and Camwood Farm’s Harones also had great rounds in the 1.20 Low Amateur Jumper division.

Virginia Strauch’s Quintano TF continued to put in great rounds in the 1.15 Jumpers.

Thank you to the best clients and sponsors for a great week in Tryon!




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