Caroline’s Double Shot & the Series Debut of Jaguars Duende
Ocala is here! In this episode, Annie and Diarm are back breaking down the latest drama in the US Equestrian Open series — from James Alliston’s jaw-dropping sweep at Twin Rivers to the leaderboard-shifting potential of Caroline Pamukcu’s double entry at Ocala. They dig into the long-awaited series (and level) debut of Sharon White and Jaguars Duende, dissect how prep-run strategy affects performance and speculate on how the next two weeks could completely reshape the series. With leaderboard math, predictions, and a whole lot of heart, this episode is your essential pre-Ocala listen. Follow along as the series reaches its halfway mark — the leaderboard just got serious. 📣 Resources 📲 Dive deeper into the series: 🌐 Fan Website: USEquestrianOpen.org 📖 Fan Guide: Latest for Ocala here 📸 Social Media: Instagram Key articles: 1. All eyes on Ocala 2. Jaguars Duende Interview 🙌 Like, rate, and share the podcast — this series is for the fans, and we couldn’t do it without you.
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Boyd Martin Shakes Up the Leaderboard & Twin Rivers Preview
Join Annie Bishop and Diarmuid Byrne as they recap a thrilling weekend at Stable View, where Boyd Martin delivered a standout performance to leapfrog into second place on the U.S. Equestrian Open leaderboard. Hear their insights on Boyd's impressive one-two-four finish and its impact on the race against Phillip Dutton at the top. They also preview the upcoming CCI4*-S at Twin Rivers, highlighting James Alliston’s strong track record and Tammie Smith’s highly anticipated ride on Lilet 3. Annie and Diarm make their podium picks, discuss exciting emerging talents like Molly Duda, and delve into the potential strategic plays ahead of Kentucky. Stay connected: Website: https://www.usequestrianopen.org/ Latest Fan Guide: https://www.usequestrianopen.org/magazines Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/usequestrianopen/
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Eventing: A Double Header Review And A Big Weekend Ahead For Boyd
Jess Phoenix lights up TerraNova with a historic 1-2 finish, you can find out more about this unique achievement in US Equestrian Open Fan Site. Galway Downs brought West Coast flair and lots of time penalites with Bec braitling taking the win. Annie Bishop and Diarmuid Byrne break down all the drama—from leaderboard surprises to record-breaking stats—and preview a now-stacked Stable View, where Boyd Martin enters with the top three Elo-rated horses. A huge chance for points scoring. Who’s rising, who’s falling, and what does it all mean for Kentucky and then the final at Morven? Tune in for predictions, win chances, and big-time storylines from the next installment of the Open . 🌐 Explore the official website 📖 Read the latest Fan Guide 📸 Follow on Instagram
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Greya is Favorite in a Field of Superstars | US Equestrian Open Final Preview
It’s the final day of the US Equestrian Open Rolex Grand Prix — and the field is stacked with Olympic champions, Grand Prix winners, and American hopefuls. Kim Prince is joined by EquiRatings' Diarmuid Byrne to break down the final preview: – Why Kent Farrington and Greya top the prediction model – The cases for Checker, Ilex, and Bisquetta – The heartwarming story behind Alex Matz and Ikigai – What makes this final one of Wellington’s strongest fields ever Plus, Kim gives us insight into the buzz on the ground and what the riders are really saying behind the scenes. 📊 Download the fan guide at usequestrian.org 📲 Follow @usequestrianopen for results, stats & reactions all night long
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Eventing: TerraNova Preview - Coleman enters the Fray
🥇 Can Will Coleman and Off The Record Start Strong? A past 22.1 dressage test shows potential, but recent scores have hovered around 30. Smooth, fast, experienced—Off The Record is a top pick, but Annie isn’t convinced he’ll win. 📈 Caroline Pamukcu’s Double Threat With Redfield Dexter and HSH Double 16, Caroline is a real podium contender. Both horses are fast across the ground, and Double 16’s 6RA (Six Run Average) of 35.2 suggests consistency. Diarmuid says she’s the only rider likely to place twice in the top five. 🎯 Alyssa Phillips Defending Her Title Oscar won this event last year, starting on a 29.3 and finishing on 34.1 with a couple of time penalties. Alyssa could easily repeat, and her name is on both hosts’ podiums. 📉 Big Prediction: No Podium for Philip? Despite bringing four solid horses (Denim, Passant, Jule, Quasi Cool), Diarmuid makes a bold call: none of them crack the top five. Why? Time penalties—big, consistent ones.
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