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BRANDIE HOLLOWAY ENDS HITS ARIZONA CIRCUIT ON A WINNING NOTE WITH ARGENTINA IN $25,000 HITS GRAND PRIX

Brandie Holloway finished out the six-week HITS Arizona Winter Circuit in winning style by claiming Sunday´s $25,000 HITS Grand Prix with her nine-year-old stallion Argentina. This was Holloway´s third Grand Prix win of the circuit, and her second with the young stallion she imported from Ecuador last year. Read more

AARON VALE TAKES HOME THE GRAND PRIZE WITH ARTUR 28 IN THE $100,000 HITS GRAND PRIX OF OCALA

First in the jump-off is never an enviable position, but Aaron Vale managed to turn it to his advantage by setting a pace that put just the right amount of pressure on his rivals in the $100,000 Grand Prix of Ocala presented by Great American Insurance Group. Read more

Sharn Wordley and Mr. Flanagan win the Grand Prix for the Second Week in a row at HITS Arizona

New Zealander Sharn Wordley competed on the show jumping circuits throughout Europe for ten years before hopping the pond to test his skills on the U.S. Grand Prix circuit. What attracted him over here? “Better prize money,” he is quick to respond. Read more

Mary Lisa Leffler and Gerona 02 are Victorious in the $50,000 HITS Ocala Grand Prix

Mary Lisa Leffler riding Gerona 92 posted the only double-clear round out of a field of 39 starters to win Sunday’s $50,000 HITS Grand Prix at HITS Ocala. Manuel Torres joined Leffler in a two-horse jump-off. Torres’ sixteen-fault round aboard Chambacunero left it wide open for Leffler to steal the win. Read more

Junior Rider Lexy Reed Posts only Clear to win Thursday’s $25,000 HITS Ocala Grand Prix

“It almost doesn’t feel real,” said junior rider Lexy Reed after her win in Thursday’s $25,000 HITS Ocala Grand Prix.

Lexy, who trains with Bobby Brasswell of Quiet Hill Farm, Ocala, produced the only clear round out of a strong field of 36 starters over Anthony D’Ambrosio’s course. This was Lexy’s first, and will probably be her most memorable win with Ludwig, an eleven-year-old Warmblood gelding she bought three months ago through her previous trainer Don Stewart. Read more

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