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Alberto Michán rose to the top in spectacular fashion, winning the $100,000 CSI3* Grand Prix of Lake Placid aboard Joint de Canabis van de Doornhoeve.Facing off against a talented international field, Michán navigated a bold and fast jump-off round, crossing the timers in 38.19 seconds to secure the win.

Speed and precision were on full display at the Lake Placid Horse Show as top horse-and-rider combinations took to the ring for the $32,000 CSI3* Speed. But it was Campbell Brown and Colina Z who outpaced them all, stopping the clock at a blazing 67.6 seconds to take the win.Against a field packed with seasoned competitors, Brown delivered a fearless, forward ride aboard the quick-footed Colina Z.

Join us for the third week of the Traverse City Spring Series at Flintfields Horse Park. This international CSI3* competition brings elite show jumping action to Michigan, paired with the Markel/USHJA Zone Team Jumper and Platinum Championships for Zones 1, 2, 5, and 6. Expect thrilling, high-stakes performances and a full lineup of national hunter, jumper, and equitation classes. 

Karrington Hall and Sonsoles LS delivered a powerful performance to take the win in the $9,750 1.20–1.25m Markel/USHJA Jr/Am ZJTC Second Individual Qualifier.With speed, scope, and a bold approach, the pair soared to the top of the leaderboard, making a clear statement in the competitive division.

Orly Antevy wasted no time making a statement at the Traverse City Spring Horse Show III, delivering a commanding win in the 1.10–1.15m Markel/USHJA Junior ZJTC First Individual Qualifier aboard Higgins.From the moment they entered the ring, the duo brought sharp focus and smooth efficiency, carving through the course with precision and pace that left the competition chasing.

Anleigh Ahlert delivered a masterclass in poise and precision to clinch victory in the $9,750 1.20–1.25m Markel/USHJA Jr/Am ZJTC First Individual Qualifier at the Traverse City Spring Horse Show III.Piloting the ever-sharp Mademoiselle-A, Ahlert laid down a flawless round that stood above the rest in a competitive field.

Aaron Vale was unstoppable on Father’s Day, riding the wave of momentum from Saturday night straight into another electrifying win—this time in the $50,000 YETI National Grand Prix at the World Equestrian Center – Ocala.The seasoned U.S. rider piloted Messbluecento PS, a promising young gelding by Messenger out of Chaccenta, to the top of a fierce 10-horse jump-off.