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Tuesday, February 11, 2025

Jordan Coyle and Caitlin Boyle won in 1.40m and 1.30m in Harrisburg

HARRISBURG, Pa.--Jordon Coyle on Keep Me With You N.C won the $30,000 1.40m Welcome class, while Caitlin Boyle on Chapka de Moyon won the $20,000 1.30m Welcome class on Thursday, Oct. 17 at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show.

Jordan Coyle on KeepMe With You Andrew RybckJordan Coyle on Keep Me With You (Photo by Andrew Ryback)It's been six years since Coyle last competed in Harrisburg but this year, the Irish rider is back in in a big way, winning over a starting field of 46 horses over a course set by Anderson Lima.

Coyle was one 19 entries to qualify for the jump-off, a hotly contested race against the clock, with Coyle ultimately stopping the clock in 30.008 seconds for the win.

Second place with a time of 30.528 seconds went to Carly Anthony on Fayuri, and Mia Bagnato on Florida N was third in a time of 30.820 seconds.

“For sure I didn’t want to go that speed, but the hunger got the better of me!” said Coyle, who is pointing Keep Me With You N.C. at Saturday night’s $100,000 Grand Prix de Penn National. “It’s nice to come back here. All the horses jumped well. It’s a great course to start today, and I’m happy enough."

 

COYLE has ridden the 9-year-old Dutch Warmblood Keep Me With You N.C. for the past year, and he has high hopes for the mare’s future.

Caitlin Boyle on Chapka de Moyon Andrew RybackCaitlin Boyle on Chapka de Moyon (Photo by Andrew Ryback)“My good friend, Darragh Kerins, we own her together. She was doing 1.20m, 1.30m when we got her,” said Coyle. “I took a long time with her, and she’s still not really there yet, but when it comes, it could be exciting.”

Coyle selected the PNHS for Keep Me With You N.C., and four of his other horses, in order to get them experience indoors.

“Ariso has done indoors, but all the other horses, none of them have jumped indoors,” said Coyle “For Gold’s also here this week just for that reason. He hasn’t jumped indoors, and so this arena is perfect, good footing, good course.”

Caitlin Boyle on Chapka de Moyon won the $20,000 1.30m Welcome, marking their second consecutive victory this week.

Boyle won over a field of 34 entries. and of those 34, 10 qualified for the jump-off, where Boyle finished clean in 35.938 seconds.

Sarah Johnstone on Laszla was second, clean in 36.922 seconds, and Devin Ryan on Mondorado was third in 37.485 seconds.

“‘Chappy’ just came out with her a-game again, and I couldn’t have asked for more,” said Boyle. “She was just ready to take every distance, every turn. It feels wonderful, and I think we’re ready for tomorrow.”

Boyle will compete in Friday’s $30,000 Grand Prix.

Boyle’s father, Pat Boyle, has served as the show's’ competition manager since 2021, with her brother, Chris, also working on the show's team.

“It’s lovely to have the whole family here especially when I do well,” said Boyle, who rides for Beyaert Farm, based out of North Salem, N.Y. “They have loved watching me ever since I was starting many years ago. I don’t get to see them that often throughout the year, and they really rarely get to see me ride in person. Everyone’s very busy with their own things. This horse show and one other are really the only times that we all get to be together at a horse event. It’s really fun. It’s really nice to have everyone here.”

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