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In support of unique equestrian athletes that challenge themselves to overcome obstacles with speed, technical precision, and unsurpassed execution. These champions know what it takes to navigate and prevail in the most treacherous environments, sharing SOLIC values through the:
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Kent Farrington, currently ranked one of the top three riders in the FEI (Fédération Equestre Internationale) World Rankings, turned professional in the sport of show jumping in 1999 when he began working with four-time British Olympian Tim Grubb, and a few years later with two-time US Olympian Leslie Howard. Farrington’s transition from junior to professional was seamless; in his first three years as a professional he earned over $1 million in prize money and received the Maxine Beard Award – presented to an individual American rider that best displays true potential to represent the U.S. on the international stage.
Kent’s first major grand prix win was at Saugerties in 2004 with Madison. Some of his most notable accomplishments include over twenty five Grand Prix wins with Up Chiqui; winning team gold at the 2011 Pan American Games in Guadalajara; the King George V Gold Cup at CSIO Hickstead on Uceko; the Credit Suisse Grand Prix with Willow in Geneva; the Queen Elizabeth II Cup at Spruce Meadows with and team bronze in Caen for the World Equestrian Games with Voyeur, a 13-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding. Kent looks forward to another great season with his horses, partners, and sponsors.
Brian Walker is regarded as one of the best young talents and upcoming horseman in the industry. Brian, a dual Canadian and American citizen, has trained with, ridden for, and worked alongside the best in the world over the last 25 years. His structured training programs, steady professionalism, knowledge and work ethic consistently set him apart from the competition.
Charlise Casas is well regarded as an up-and-coming junior rider in the show jumping arena. Under the instruction of Kent Farrington and Brian Walker, she has earned numerous high ribbons in Junior Jumper divisions at competitive international shows including the Winter Equestrian Festival, Split Rock Jumping Tour, Tryon and Spruce Meadows.
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A full-house of enthusiastic visitors witnessed the USA’s Kent Farrington claim the biggest spoils of the week in the Grand Prix for the Kingdom of Bahrain Trophy. Despite a valiant challenge by Britain’s John Whitaker (Argento), who thrilled the home crowd, the American visitor took the win with the super speedy Creedance. “Creedance is a naturally fast horse and was flying out there…,” said Kent. “I’ve taken two big wins this week so I think I should get out of town quick!”
The Royal Windsor Horse Show is the UK’s largest outdoor show with international competitions in three different equestrian disciplines. At right, Kent with the Queen of England and King of Bahrain after winning the King’s Cup.
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Charlise Casas rode Carana to finish 5 out of 38 horses in the Medium Classic Junior Jumper at the Kentucky Spring Horse Show.
The Kentucky Spring Horse Show is a 5-day hunter/jumper show, and is the first part of the two part Kentucky Spring Horse Show 2016 series. This event draws local riders, international riders and even former Olympians.
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Charlise Casas rode to victory on WH Ventures’ “Corona 7” to win the Junior-Amateur/Owner Jumper class at the Tryon Spring Series.
SOLIC is proud to work with the Tryon International Equestrian Center (TIEC), an international hub for many top equestrian athletes and one of the world’s premier riding facilities. The Tryon Spring Series features eight weeks of world-class equestrian events featuring two FEI CSI 3* competitions and an FEI CSI 5* competition.
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Kent Farrington piloted the talented Gazelle to a second FEI victory at Tryon International Equestrian Center, as the pair finished atop the leaderboard in the $130,000 Asheville Regional Airport Grand Prix CSI 3* in front of a large crowd of spectators. Farrington and Gazelle demonstrated their efficiency, finishing the short course in 37.367 seconds.
Farrington and Gazelle, who also took top honors in the $35,000 FEI 1.50m Suncast® Welcome, found their rhythm early in the first round, tackling the track seamlessly. Farrington stated earlier in the week that the 2006 Belgian Warmblood mare is quickly learning the ropes of the larger classes. “She’s jumped under the lights a few times and I try to take a lot of my horses and get them experience early on so that they’re used to crowds and larger atmospheres,” said Farrington. “I’m fortunate to have a great team of supporters behind me so that I can go to some of the best shows in the world.”
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Casas rode to the victory on WH Ventures’ “Alaika” as she set the fastest pace early in the $7,500 UltrOZ™ Low Junior-Amateur/Owner Final.
SOLIC is proud to work with Split Rock Jumping Tour, a new international show jumping show series and an “unparalleled show jumping experience” for competitors, sponsors and spectators in the U.S. The Split Rock Jumping Tour has partnered with the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Foundation in which a portion of proceeds goes directly to the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Foundation to support their programs.
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Kent Farrington rode his veteran partner Uceko, a 14-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding, to the win of the €200,000 Longines International Grand Prix of Ireland in Dublin, becoming just the eighth American rider in history to win the Grand Prix of Ireland.
Following the victory, in an interview with Noelle Floyd, a leading show jumping news source, Farrington said, “I try to really manage [Uceko’s] schedule so that he shows at only the places he likes. He loves grass rings and big jumps, so I just try to pick those Grand Prixs. He’s really a special horse and I feel lucky to have him in my stable. A special thank you to the owners, RCG Farm, and all of my supporters really. I have a great team of people behind me in my career, and that’s why we’re here today.”
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Kent Farrington (USA) and Amalaya Investments’ Voyeur concluded the Spruce Meadows ‘Pan American’ Tournament with a masterful win. Competing in the $400,000 Pan American Cup presented by Rolex, competition ended impressively as the three highest ranked American riders in the world claimed top honors with Farrington leading the way.
After five weeks of top level, international competition, the Spruce Meadows Summer Series of Tournaments concluded. Of 19 Nations entered in FEI competition, 12 nations depart Calgary with Championship Titles, important FEI World Ranking points, and their piece of over $6.2 million in total prize money.
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The United States Equestrian Federation announced that Kent Farrington will ride Gazelle, a nine-year-old Belgian Warmblood mare, for the U.S. at the upcoming Pan American Games in Toronto from July 21st to 25th. The news comes on the heels of an eventful week for Farrington, as well as a string of recent successes. With the release of the updated FEI World Rankings for May, Farrington improved his ranking from number 4 to number 3 in the world.
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Opening the 2015 Spruce Meadows Summer Series, the ‘National’ presented by Rolex hosts the best show jumping athletes and horses from throughout the World. Charlise Casas was presented with the Y2 Junior Rider Award for her outstanding performance during the event. Y2 – “Youth to Youth” – is a nonprofit organization founded with the goal of empowering teens to discover their unique strengths, make healthy positive choices and live with purpose while spreading this message to more youth.
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SOLIC congratulates Ms. Casas and her success at Split Rock. This victory marked her third for the week.
SOLIC is proud to join the other Lexington sponsors who supported the innovative show jumping events at Split Rock including Kirkpatrick and Company, Four Points by Sheraton, L.V. Harkness and VisitLEX.
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Brian Walker and Tamara 296, a 12 year old grey mare, claimed victory in the first Grand Prix at Virginia’s HITS Culpeper in the Commonwealth National Show.
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