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After Oak Grove’s Carlyle jumped the 6-foot-10 puissance wall, Daniel Coyle raised his fist in the air with a smile. It was the second class he had won at the Washington International Horse Show, held Oct. 24-30, in Upper Marlboro, Maryland.
The night before, he and Ariel Grange’s Legacy captured the $75,000 Welcome Stake. That pair then placed eighth in the $406,000 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Washington North American League qualifier on Saturday.
Coyle has been riding Legacy, a 12-year-old Zangersheide mare (Chippendale Z x Bon Ami), for four years. The pair represented Ireland in the ECCO FEI World Championships this summer, where the team placed fourth, and won the