Top-10 Placings for Canadians as Tryon Fall 5 Opens

Ali Ramsay and Bonita VH Keizershof Z are 4th and Hyde Moffatt and Gisborne VDL 2nd in pair of Power & Speed stakes at TIEC.

Ali Ramsay (CAN) and Bonita VH Keizershof Z. (©TIEC/Natalie Suto)

By: Sarah Madden for TIEC | October 22, 2021

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you're listening to an article from horse sport.com. top-10 placings for canadians as tryon fall 5 opens by: sarah madden for tiec |. tanner korotkin and deauville s sweep $37,000 power & speed stake csi 3*. tanner korotkin (usa) and deauville s came out on top after the $37,000 power & speed stake csi 3* saw 42 entries challenge the olaf petersen, jr. (ger) course, stopping the speed phase timers in 32.674 seconds. the class, held during tryon fall 5 competition at tryon international equestrian center & resort (tiec), was korotkin’s first win at the fei level. karl cook (usa) and kalinka van’t zorgvliet, signe ostby’s 2010 belgian warmblood mare (thunder van de zuuthoeve x flipper d’elle), cleared the speed phase in a time of 33.963 seconds to receive second place. third place went to rowan willis (aus) and billy guilder, the 2009 anglo-european sport horse gelding (billy congo x cavalier) owned in partnership with the billy stud, after their clear, 34.562-second performance in the speed phase. canada’s ali ramsay placed 4th with bonita vh keizershof z and 6th riding lutz, both owned by ramsay equestrian inc., in the class. korotkin and the 2006 holsteiner gelding (diamant de semilly x lux z) owned by castlewood farm, inc., a former ride of laura kraut, have been together for a year and a half, he shared, adding that the horse has taken him into csi 3* classes with ease. “he’s done everything, basically. he’s a little bit older now. he’s won a bunch of the u25 classes, taken me to a bunch of these csi 3* ranking classes, and he’s just an absolutely exceptional horse. he gives it his all, and he’s probably one of the fastest horses out there right now. he’s completely unbelievable!”. the duo were one of 11 pairs to post double-clear rounds, and korotkin’s winning speed phase came from deauville s’ athletic ability and unique style of going, he explained. advertisement scroll to continue with content “he has his own style; he goes a bit sideways and really makes those turns a bit easier in their own way, and maybe a little harder in certain circumstances. at the first turn back to the double, i knew i had to do the six [strides] there if i wanted to be fast enough.” korotkin concluded, “for everything else, i just went as quickly as possible. he turned so well and he has a big enough stride so he’ll get it done.”. margie engle guides cesna m to first fei victory in $2,000 power & speed stake csi 3*. margie engle (usa) piloted cesna m, the 2012 oldenburg gelding (check in 2 x sandro boy) owned by virginia t. bartholomay, to his first fei victory in wednesday’s $2,000 power & speed stake csi 3* in tryon stadium, navigating the speed test in a time of 37.045 seconds. hyde moffatt (can) and gisborne vdl, the 2011 dutch warmblood stallion (vdl zirocco blue x goodtimes) owned by ariel grange, conquered the olaf petersen, jr. (ger) course in 37.608 seconds for reserve honors, while peter petschenig (aut) and it’s the senator 111, the 2008 belgian warmblood (der senaat 111 x ohio van de padenborre) owned petschenig showjumping llc., combined for third on a time of 38.308 seconds. ali ramsay and her own conrado 12 placed 4th. for full results from the $37,000 power & speed stake csi 3*, click here. for full results from the $2,000 power & speed stake csi 3*, click here. tryon fall 5 competition continues friday, october 22, with the $25,000 ushja international hunter derby taking place at 8:00am est in the international stadium. a $6,000 speed stake csi 3* will take place at 1:00pm est in tryon stadium. highlight competitions are available for live streaming at and competitions are open to the public for in-person viewing. for full competition information, visit

Tanner Korotkin and Deauville S Sweep $37,000 Power & Speed Stake CSI 3*

Tanner Korotkin (USA) and Deauville S came out on top after the $37,000 Power & Speed Stake CSI 3* saw 42 entries challenge the Olaf Petersen, Jr. (GER) course, stopping the speed phase timers in 32.674 seconds. The class, held during Tryon Fall 5 competition at Tryon International Equestrian Center & Resort (TIEC), was Korotkin’s first win at the FEI level. Karl Cook (USA) and Kalinka Van’t Zorgvliet, Signe Ostby’s 2010 Belgian Warmblood mare (Thunder van de Zuuthoeve x Flipper d’Elle), cleared the speed phase in a time of 33.963 seconds to receive second place. Third place went to Rowan Willis (AUS) and Billy Guilder, the 2009 Anglo-European Sport Horse gelding (Billy Congo x Cavalier) owned in partnership with The Billy Stud, after their clear, 34.562-second performance in the speed phase. Canada’s Ali Ramsay placed 4th with Bonita VH Keizershof Z and 6th riding Lutz, both owned by Ramsay Equestrian Inc., in the class.

Korotkin and the 2006 Holsteiner gelding (Diamant de Semilly x Lux Z) owned by Castlewood Farm, Inc., a former ride of Laura Kraut, have been together for a year and a half, he shared, adding that the horse has taken him into CSI 3* classes with ease. “He’s done everything, basically. He’s a little bit older now. He’s won a bunch of the U25 classes, taken me to a bunch of these CSI 3* ranking classes, and he’s just an absolutely exceptional horse. He gives it his all, and he’s probably one of the fastest horses out there right now. He’s completely unbelievable!”

The duo were one of 11 pairs to post double-clear rounds, and Korotkin’s winning speed phase came from Deauville S’ athletic ability and unique style of going, he explained.

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“He has his own style; he goes a bit sideways and really makes those turns a bit easier in their own way, and maybe a little harder in certain circumstances. At the first turn back to the double, I knew I had to do the six [strides] there if I wanted to be fast enough.” Korotkin concluded, “For everything else, I just went as quickly as possible. He turned so well and he has a big enough stride so he’ll get it done.”

Margie Engle Guides Cesna M to First FEI Victory in $2,000 Power & Speed Stake CSI 3*

Hyde Moffatt (CAN) and Gisborne VDL. (©TIEC/Natalie Suto)

Margie Engle (USA) piloted Cesna M, the 2012 Oldenburg gelding (Check In 2 x Sandro Boy) owned by Virginia T. Bartholomay, to his first FEI victory in Wednesday’s $2,000 Power & Speed Stake CSI 3* in Tryon Stadium, navigating the speed test in a time of 37.045 seconds. Hyde Moffatt (CAN) and Gisborne VDL, the 2011 Dutch Warmblood stallion (VDL Zirocco Blue x Goodtimes) owned by Ariel Grange, conquered the Olaf Petersen, Jr. (GER) course in 37.608 seconds for reserve honors, while Peter Petschenig (AUT) and It’s The Senator 111, the 2008 Belgian Warmblood (Der Senaat 111 x Ohio Van De Padenborre) owned Petschenig Showjumping LLC., combined for third on a time of 38.308 seconds. Ali Ramsay and her own Conrado 12 placed 4th.

For full results from the $37,000 Power & Speed Stake CSI 3*, click here.

For full results from the $2,000 Power & Speed Stake CSI 3*, click here.

Tryon Fall 5 competition continues Friday, October 22, with the $25,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby taking place at 8:00am EST in the International Stadium. A $6,000 Speed Stake CSI 3* will take place at 1:00pm EST in Tryon Stadium. Highlight competitions are available for live streaming at www.Tryon.com/streaming and competitions are open to the public for in-person viewing. For full competition information, visit www.Tryon.com/compete.