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Campbell Brown and Colina Z Fly to Victory in $32,000 CSI3* Speed

Lake Placid Horse Show

June 29, 2025 at 5:09 PMBy b.wehner

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. Their smooth lines and efficient turns kept the momentum high and the rails up, making them untouchable in the final standings.

It was a commanding performance that showcased both talent and trust—and secured a well-earned victory in one of the week’s most thrilling events.

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