Olivia Cliver Wins $50,000 Southern Way Farm Grand Prix
Cliver and Connor 69 secure victory at Pin Oak Charity Horse Show
April 7, 2025 at 2:15 PMBy b.wehner
Olivia Cliver achieved another victory with her horse Connor 69 at the Pin Oak Charity Horse Show, where they won the $50,000 Southern Way Farm Grand Prix on April 5. Cliver reflected on their journey, noting that this show marked their first significant grand prix four years ago. With a double-clear performance, Cliver and Connor 69 completed the course in 37.779 seconds, outpacing the earlier time set by Rowan Willis and For Dilando PS, who finished second.
Rikke Heineking and Twilight secured third place with a time of 39.097 seconds. Cliver emphasized her horse's potential and the importance of their connection during the competition. In addition to competing, Cliver is also training clients at the Great Southwest Equestrian Center and expressed gratitude for their support.
The Pin Oak Charity Horse Show is recognized as one of the oldest horse shows in the U.S., featuring a range of hunter/jumper events and breed competitions.
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