Ryan Painter and Montana Skies Take Top Honors
USHJA Hunter 2’9” at WEC Ocala Spring II
April 3, 2025 at 11:14 AMBy b.wehner
Ryan Painter and Montana Skies put on a picture-perfect performance to clinch the blue ribbon in the USHJA Hunter 2’9” at WEC Ocala Spring II.
With elegance, rhythm, and effortless style, the duo impressed the judges and secured their well-deserved victory. Their seamless round showcased Montana Skies’ classic hunter form and Painter’s impeccable ride, making them the pair to beat in a competitive field.
As the WEC Ocala Spring II competition continues, Painter and Montana Skies have set the bar high—will they add more ribbons to their collection? Stay tuned for more top hunter action!
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