Edited Press Release
This winter has been nothing short of incredible for Prīmī graduates. Seeing horses thrive across different rings, levels, and continents is a true testament to the partnerships behind them — and a reminder of Prīmī’s mission.
From young prospects stepping into their first shows to seasoned partnerships reaching new milestones, every story matters.
Here are some of the standout moments from the season:
Joly’s No Joke & Noa Sternthal delivered multiple podium finishes at WEC Ohio and secured their qualification for the Pony Finals — a huge achievement.
Courtney Davis Horn & Candoit stepped onto U.S. soil for their very first show together in Connecticut
Alongside the promising young Vasco (owned by Mary Caroline Logan).
Mallory Worthington & E-Lectric Talent made a strong step up into the Adult Hunters at WEC Ocala, producing consistent and confident rounds with this young horse learning his job.
Yesterday (formerly Palermo), owned by Margot Peroni, closed out the winter with impressive scores of 89 and 89.5 in the 3’3” Amateur Owners at WEF 11.
Nora Zimett & Sansa transitioned beautifully into the Amateur Owner division in Venice, showing great progression.
Juliana Villella & Triumph du Chapitre enjoyed a successful and consistent season throughout WEF.
Aubrey Powers & Delighted, owned by Rosie Powers, were class winners in the Small/Medium Children’s Pony division at WEF with a beautiful round.
Lydia Davidson & Rappahannock spent time at HITS Ocala, even stepping into the jumper ring for the first time — and having fun doing it.
Claire McDonnel & Diarado’s Girl earned great ribbons at WEC Ocala and confidently moved up to the 1.05m.
Faye Ferguson & Archie returned to the ring after Pony Finals with strong ribbons at their first show back.
Karson O’Connor & Chase stepped up in the Children’s Hunters at WEC Ohio and won the over fences — an exciting moment for this young pair.
Sara Walser & Conqui have been absolutely shining on the Desert Circuit in California, earning multiple championships in both the Hunters and Equitation — a standout season for this talented duo.
