Daniel Coyle Returns to Winner’s Circle in $31,100 Winning Round CSI 5*

Daniel Coyle and Farrel ©Sarah Sturgis for Natalie Suto Photography

October 18th, 2025 – Adding a third FEI win to his week at Tryon International, Daniel Coyle (IRL) left Tryon Stadium on Saturday afternoon with the blue ribbon. With equine teammate Farrel (VDL Cardento 933 x Argelith Stakkato) rising to the occasion, the 2010 Dutch Warmblood gelding and Coyle bested a field of 27 competitors to claim the $31,100 Winning Round CSI 5* victory. Securing a double clear performance, Coyle and Farrel finished with a jump off time of 48.47 seconds. Aboard Lesley Martin’s Perte Totale De Res Nova (Comme Il Faut x Verdi), Andrew Bourns (IRL) also captured a double clear effort with the 2015 Belgian Warmblood stallion, marking 50.14 seconds in the jump off. Third place, with a jump off time of 51.02, was awarded to Nicolette Hirt (USA), riding Kaphira (Broere VDL Corland x Clearway), the 2015 Dutch Warmblood mare owned by Chatwood Farms LLC.

With three FEI wins on three different mounts at Tryon International, Daniel Coyle credited his consistency to surrounding himself with “good people, good horses, and trying to ride the best I can. Keep it very simple.

“I have a huge history with Farrel,” Coyle said of his longtime partner. “As a nine-year-old, we had won two World Cup [events] together.”

Though the team has enjoyed numerous wins together, Coyle and Farrel’s partnership has seen challenges as well. Coyle shared that in 2020, Farrel developed a stifle cyst that took him out of competition for some time. Since then, the team has built back up to top form. “[Farrel] has come from nothing, again, and he’s already back at the 5* level,” Coyle said. “He’s the horse of a lifetime.”

Coyle revealed that watching his competitors ride the Peter Grant and Nicholas Granat-designed track beforehand helped him build a winning strategy. “I was second to last to go, which is always a huge advantage. [My team] gave me the best plan, I tried to ride it my best, and of course, Farrel delivered again!” 

Skylar Wireman and Tornado Produce Best Effort in $25,000 Yanmar America Tryon Sunday Classic

October 19, 2025 – To conclude the Tryon Fall 5 week of competition, the best double-clear effort of the $25,000 Yanmar America Tryon Sunday Classic was produced by Skylar Wireman (Bonsall, CA) paired with her own 2014 Swedish Warmblood gelding, Tornado (Diarado x Chiquitita). The 2012 Oldenburg Diaroubet (Diarido x Stutbuch 1), ridden by Stephen Moore (Wellington, FL) and owned by Oakland Training & Sales, received zero faults to earn second place. Partnered with the Glenlin Farm entry, Madison Papariello (Phoenixville, PA) completed a fault free, third-place ride with the 2015 Warmblood, Abril Kontendra (Contendro I x Gama Quintana).

Casalis and Maggie King Soar to the Top of NAL Junior Jumper Classic

October 19, 2025 – The 2013 Holsteiner gelding, Casalis (Casalito x Wega J), soared to the top of the leaderboard in the NAL Junior Jumper Classic presented by Prestige with rider Maggie King (Spring, TX) on their fault free rounds. The second-best fault free effort of the class was awarded to Kassido O (Indoctro x Simone), the 2015 Dutch Warmblood gelding owned by Equines LLC and ridden by Kiana Mitchell (Kapaau, HI). Luella Bacon (Oyster Bay, NY) aboard Skyler Field’s 2009 Dutch Warmblood mare, Elegance De Pessel (Diarado x Oludine S), collected the yellow ribbon with one time fault recorded.

NAL/WIHS Junior Jumper Classic Awards Blue Ribbon to Daniela Marin

October 19, 2025 – In a quick jump off, Daniela Marin (Miami, FL) rode her own 2014 Czech Warmblood gelding Alghero (Aristo Z x Gallera) to a 37.63 second win in the NAL/WIHS Junior Jumper Classic presented by Vogel. Aboard her 2015 Westphalian gelding Siec Caruso (Cornet Obolensky x Eclipse Van De Molendreef), Arianna Sofia Calle (Palmetto Bay, FL) produced a 38.05 second time to receive reserve honors. Just short of the red ribbon with a time of 40.26 seconds, Kika Kipp (Miami, FL) piloted her own Baccinello (Brantzau x Bettie), the 2016 Oldenburg gelding, into third place.

Eva Paliouras Takes the Win in NAL Junior/Amateur 1.30m Jumper Classic

October 19, 2025 – Eva Paliouras (Wellington, FL) and P Stables LLC’s La Belle Dame Z (Levisto Z x Grande Dame Z), the 2011 Zangersheide mare, claimed the first place position in the NAL Junior/Amateur 1.30m Jumper Classic presented by Schneiders, stopping jump off timers at 38.16 seconds. Mackenzie Bowles (Stauton, VA) rode her own Siracha (Zuccarlos x Waldfee), the 2013 Hanoverian mare, to reserve honors, clocking a 41.34 second effort in round two. Aboard her 2015 Belgian Warmblood mare Pipaline Van’t Zomerhof (Diamant De Semilly x Jera Van Het Zomerhof), Joanna Wolffer (Sag Harbor, NY) took third place with a 42.27 second jump off effort.

Learn more at www.Tryon.com.