Skylar Wireman Claims First CSI5* Victory in $62,500 Winning Round at Hampton Classic
The Hampton Classic Horse Show
23 October 2025 at 3:11 amBy b.wehner
Skylar Wireman (USA) made a statement at the weekend’s $62,500 CSI5 Winning Round*, piloting her 9-year-old Holsteiner gelding Barclino B to a career-first FEI 5* victory. The 15-effort, 1.50m track, designed by Nick Granat, tested 35 riders from 13 nations, but Wireman crossed the finish in a lightning-fast 39.58 seconds, leaving the competition behind by 1.55 seconds.
Close Contenders
Argentina’s Luis Pedro Biraben guided Georgina De Carles, a 9-year-old Selle Français mare, to second place in 41.13 seconds. Spencer Smith (USA) and his 15-year-old Australian Warmblood stallion Tulara Colmine claimed third, just a hundredth of a second behind in 41.14 seconds.
Wireman’s clear, confident ride capped an impressive weekend following her double gold at the 2025 Gotham North/NAYC, highlighting her rising presence on the international stage.
Photo by Stefan Lafrentz
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